Comprehensive Services is a well-established practice with over a dozen clinicians that cover a wide spectrum of therapy approaches and focus areas. We offer comprehensive behavioral health care services for adults, adolescents, and children in individual, group, marital and/or family consultation. To serve each client's needs we offer a wide range of therapeutic approaches including conventional psychotherapy, medication management, hypnotherapy, neurofeedback, and biofeedback. We have a personal investment in the positive experience of all our clients and we strive to create an environment that is supportive, respectful of differences, and mutually participative. We also rely on the belief that therapy is a collaborative effort in which clients and therapists work together to identify goals and work toward achieving them. In order to provide the best counseling, we focus each client's individual needs and provide a personalized and unique counseling experience.

Starting all children on a pathway to lifetime success through early childhood learning experiences. We provide a high-quality, nurturing program for children ages six weeks to six years with a comprehensive kindergarten readiness curriculum. Our children learn through core learning experiences that include language, math, science, creative art, music, and active play. We also incorporate special enrichment programs such as Suzuki Violin, Minds in Motion, SPARK, and more. St. Vincent Early Learning Center has a long history of service to children, families, and our community that dates back to 1918. During World War I, women began assuming roles in industry as men were called to military service, and they needed a safe and affordable way to have their children cared for while they worked. The Ladies of Charity of Evansville responded to the need by establishing St. Vincent’s Day Nursery. Within a few months of St. Vincent’s start, the Ladies of Charity were unable to accommodate the huge demand for service so they appealed to the Daughters of Charity at St. Mary’s Hospital to manage the agency. While the Daughters of Charity is no longer involved in the day-to-day operation of St. Vincent, their values permeate our mission and their sponsorship continues to support our work. Today high-quality early education and care are needed more than ever with the increase in single-parent households and the number of women who work outside the home. And today as in the past, St. Vincent remains faithful to addressing that need for our community’s families.