Treatment Programs

A certified program where violence perpetrators are mandated by the court to attend 52 weeks of group treatment intervention sessions that address issues of power and control which lead to various forms of violence. The LCDA has developed a sterling reputation with the Oklahoma court system that sends us the program participants.

Funded by a different source than Child Trauma, LCDA provides individual and family counseling including Parent/ Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) for children with mental health problems.

Target Population: Children 4-21 years of age.

Individual, family, group counseling, and case management services for children 4 to 21 years who have witnessed or been traumatized by violence.

This program provides comprehensive care to children with severe emotional and behavioral disturbances between the ages of 4-21 in their home community.

A certified program that provides drug/alcohol treatment services to adolescents and young adults including: individual and family counseling, co-occurring disorder, group treatment, crisis intervention, intensive outreach, community presentations, and case management.

Target Population: adolescents (ages 12-21) and adults (22 and up) who have abused chemicals to the extent they have become socially dysfunctional. Family members or significant others of the clients are also part of the target population to be served.

Services consisting of 20 weeks of therapeutic center based parenting classes, support groups, individual counseling, and parent-child interaction observations for parents referred by DHS.

Intimate Partner Violence/Sexual Violence Prevention – A program directed at reducing domestic violence and sexual assault through IPV/SV prevention case management. Target population: Spanish speaking victims of intimate partner violence, Sexual Assault, and stalking.

This program provides non-offender sexual abuse treatment services that are specialized and comprehensive to victims of child sexual abuse or at risk of sexual abuse and their families. The non-offender groups for parents consist of 20 - week programs that are center-based and therapeutic in nature, including parent support groups and individual therapy.

Target population: Families referred by DHS.

At Latino Community Development Agency, we offer comprehensive psychosocial evaluations to support individuals involved in immigration proceedings. Our Licensed Professional Counselor conducts thorough, culturally responsive clinical assessments and prepares detailed, professionally written reports for cases including extreme hardship waivers, VAWA petitions, U Visas, T Visas, and spousal petitions.

Each evaluation consists of a clinical interview, assessment of psychological and psychosocial functioning, and a formal report developed in alignment with current immigration standards and requirements. All services are provided with strict confidentiality, and reports are completed within a reasonable timeframe based on case complexity.

Fee: $350 per evaluation