Innovative Alternatives Inc

This program provides general behavioral and relational health services through individual, family and group therapy according to evidence-based treatment to all ages. We also include Family Reconciliation & Intervention Mediation in these services as another modality to provide structured negotiations for crisis intervention to save marriages or address critical issues of substance abuse or untreated mental health issues. Issues addressed are general practice mental and relational health issues of all kinds, except active psychosis which is not treatable without stabilization on medication.

This program accepts all major insurance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP) benefits, Medicaid, and offers 3 sliding-scales based upon the credentialing level of the provider.

Services are delivered by a variety of licensure levels which include Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, LCSW, LMSW, LPC-Interns and graduate interns. This allows our agency to serve persons at all socioeconomic levels and capability to access and fit needed mental health into their budget.

713-222-2525 for information or intake services

On May 18th, 2018 a mass violence shooting occurred at Santa FE High School (SFHS) killing 10, wounding 13 and terrorizing not just the Santa Fe Community, but an entire region of small surrounding cities, townships and school districts. The City of Santa Fe received Victim of Crime Act funding from the Governor's Office of the State of Texas to treat the mental and relational health needs resulting from this trauma to this community. Our agency is now administering this program and services rendered through the Santa Fe Resiliency Center.

This program provides a variety of behavioral and relational health programs free to persons directly impacted by the shooting and those indirectly impacted by the shooting.

Direct impact: Students, staff faculty of SFHS specifically, and SFISD generally and their immediate family members (including spouses, parents, children and grandparents of those in the district at that time); as well as first responders: police, EMS, mental health providers, Red Cross Workers, and others working directly with the victims in the aftermath of this mass shooting. You do not need to still live or work in the community to benefit from services. TeleHealth is available for remote service.

Indirect Impact: more distant relatives such as aunts, uncles cousins, business owners, other student close friends of victims who are experiencing symptoms, or any persons in the community who have a history of surviving different past crimes whose symptoms were exacerbated by this shooting. Call 409-218-7129 or 713-222-2525 for services.