When to See a ViCare® Therapist 

Therapy provides a safe and confidential space to work through persistent emotional and mental health challenges, explore past experiences, and resolve deep-seated issues. Sessions with a therapist may also involve treating mental illnesses, past traumas, and psychological disorders. The main goal of therapy is to achieve mental health and emotional well-being. Our qualified therapy providers are licensed, specialized, and credentialed. Consider seeing a ViCare® therapist if you:

When to See a ViCare® Coach 

Coaching focuses on personal growth, goal achievement, and overcoming barriers to success. Coaching is future-oriented and helps individuals set and meet goals, improve performance, and foster stronger relationships. Coaching is grounded in several key principles and methodologies, including positive psychology, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and motivational interviewing, which empower individuals to take ownership and make actionable steps toward their goals. Our coaches are trained and certified by accredited educational programs recognized by the International Coaching Federation (ICF).  Consider seeing a ViCare® Coach if you:

When to See a ViCare® Dietitian 

A Dietitian can help you improve your nutrition, manage medical conditions, and build healthier eating habits. Dietitians are qualified to provide medical nutrition therapy, develop individualized nutrition plans, support individuals with specific health conditions, and help manage dietary needs. Dietitians also diagnose and treat nutritional problems, provide evidence-based dietary advice, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals. Consider seeing a ViCare® Dietitian if you:

When to See a ViCare® Psychiatrist 

Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions with therapy and/or medication.  Consider discussing a ViCare® psychiatry referral with your ViCare® therapist if you feel you’re experiencing: