Outpatient Counseling and Psychiatric Services | Inspire Counseling & Support Center

You do not have to wait until life feels unmanageable to ask for support. TTHI’s Inspire Counseling & Support Center, offers compassionate outpatient care for children age 7 and older, teens, adults and families. Our team helps people work through anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, substance use, relationship stress, behavior concerns and other challenges that can affect daily life.

Care may include individual counseling, therapeutic groups, family counseling, psychiatric evaluations, medication management and medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Inspire also offers a structured Batterer’s Intervention Program in Central Florida that centers victim safety, accountability and lasting behavior change. Services are guided by each person’s needs, strengths, culture and goals—not by judgment or a one-size-fits-all plan.

Whether you are seeking care for yourself, your child or your family, reaching out is a meaningful first step. Contact Inspire to discuss the right service, location, payment option and appointment format for you.

What Are Inspire’s Outpatient Behavioral Health Services?

Outpatient behavioral health care allows people to receive counseling and psychiatric support while continuing to live at home, attend school, work and care for their families. At Inspire, the process begins with listening. A clinician or prescribing professional learns what has been happening, what is most important to the client and what kind of support may be helpful. Together, the client and care team develop a plan that is understandable, practical and responsive to changing needs.

The purpose of care is not simply to reduce symptoms. It is to help people feel safer, strengthen coping and communication, improve daily functioning, build healthier relationships and reconnect with hope. For someone living with both mental health and substance use concerns, coordinated treatment can address the way those challenges influence one another. When medication may help, psychiatric evaluation and medication management can be integrated with therapy rather than treated as a separate journey.

Program goals are individualized. A child may work on emotional regulation and family communication; an adult may process trauma, reduce substance-related harm or manage depression; and a family may rebuild trust after a difficult season. Progress is reviewed collaboratively so care can continue, change in intensity or transition to community supports when appropriate.

How Inspire Works

  1. Reach out. Call or submit the appointment form. Staff will ask what kind of help you are seeking, the client’s age, preferred location or telehealth option, and basic insurance or payment information.
  2. Complete an intake. The team reviews immediate needs, relevant history, current concerns and any referral or court requirements. If another level of care is safer or more appropriate, staff will explain options and help identify next steps.
  3. Meet with the right professional. A therapist, counselor, psychiatric provider or other qualified team member completes the appropriate assessment and discusses recommendations in clear language.
  4. Build an individualized plan. The client and provider identify goals, visit frequency and services. With proper authorization, family members or other supports may be included when that would strengthen care.
  5. Review progress. Care is adjusted as needs change. The team coordinates counseling, psychiatric care, substance use services and referrals so clients are not left to navigate disconnected systems alone.

Services and Support Available

Individual counseling. One-to-one counseling offers a private, supportive place to work through anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, anger, substance use, life transitions and other concerns. Clinicians build on each client’s strengths and pace the work with emotional and physical safety in mind.

Therapeutic groups. Groups help participants learn skills, practice new responses and connect with others who understand similar challenges. Topics and availability vary by location and may include coping skills, relapse prevention, anger management, family systems and co-occurring concerns.

Family counseling. Family sessions can improve communication, clarify boundaries, reduce conflict and help loved ones respond to stress or recovery with greater understanding. The goal is not to assign blame; it is to create safer patterns and shared tools for moving forward.

Psychiatric evaluations. A qualified psychiatric professional evaluates symptoms, history, functioning and treatment needs. Inspire serves clients age 7 and older, subject to clinical fit and provider availability, and explains recommendations so clients and caregivers can make informed decisions.

Medication management. When medication is part of the plan, prescribing professionals monitor benefits, side effects, safety and ongoing need. Medication decisions are individualized and are reviewed with the client or legal guardian.

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT). MAT combines FDA-approved medication with counseling and recovery support for certain opioid or alcohol use disorders. Depending on clinical need and current provider availability, options may include medications such as buprenorphine/naloxone or extended-release naltrexone.

Substance use and co-occurring care. Counseling can address substance use together with trauma, anxiety, depression or other mental health concerns. Integrated care helps clients understand patterns, reduce risk, strengthen recovery supports and build a plan that fits real life.

Batterer’s Intervention Program (BIP). Inspire’s Central Florida BIP is a 29-week program for men and women based on the Duluth Model. The program prioritizes victim safety while helping participants identify abusive behavior, understand its impact, practice nonviolent alternatives and take responsibility for change.

Telehealth. Virtual counseling may be available for eligible clients when clinically appropriate and permitted by licensing and payer requirements. Staff can help determine whether in-person care, telehealth or a combination is the best fit.

Who Can Benefit From Inspire’s Services?

Inspire supports children age 7 and older, adolescents, adults and families who want help with emotional health, behavior, relationships, trauma or substance use. People do not need to have a diagnosis before calling. A first conversation can clarify what is happening and what kind of care may be useful.

Clients may be seeking voluntary treatment, following a healthcare recommendation or completing a court-related requirement. Inspire welcomes people across identities, backgrounds and family structures. Clinical eligibility, provider availability, state licensure, program rules and insurance requirements are reviewed during intake.

Common goals include feeling safer and more regulated, reducing anxiety or depression, processing trauma, improving family communication, supporting recovery, understanding medication options and building skills that remain useful long after treatment ends.

Why Choose Inspire Counseling & Support Center?

Inspire combines human connection with coordinated clinical care. Clients can access counseling, psychiatric services, substance use support and family care through one mission-driven organization, reducing the burden of repeating their story across separate systems.

Our approach is trauma-informed, person-centered and culturally responsive. That means providers explain choices, protect dignity, invite collaboration and recognize that behavior often makes sense in the context of what a person has survived. Accountability and growth are supported without shame.

As part of The Transition House family of services, Inspire can connect clients to a broader network of recovery, residential, Veteran, housing and community supports when appropriate. Many insurance plans and self-pay options may be available; staff will verify benefits and explain anticipated costs before services begin.

Serving Kissimmee and Inspire Communities

Inspire’s Florida counseling center is located at 3501 West Vine Street, Suite 115, Kissimmee, FL 34741, convenient to communities across Osceola County, including St. Cloud, Poinciana, Buenaventura Lakes and Celebration. The center’s main number is 407-610-5010, and hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages does Inspire serve?
Inspire provides counseling and psychiatric services for children age 7 and older, adolescents and adults. The right service depends on the client’s developmental needs, presenting concerns, clinician expertise and current availability. A parent or legal guardian generally participates in consent and planning for a minor, while the clinician also creates age-appropriate privacy and trust.
Do I need a diagnosis or referral to make an appointment?
Not always. Many people contact Inspire directly because they are worried about themselves or a family member. Some insurance plans, courts or specialty programs may require a referral or documentation. Staff will explain what is needed for the requested service and help you understand the next step.
Does Inspire accept insurance?
Inspire works with many major insurance plans, including public coverage in some locations, and may offer self-pay options. Participation and benefits vary by office, clinician and service. Before the first appointment, ask the team to verify network status, authorization requirements, copays, deductibles and any services that may not be covered.
What is the difference between a psychiatric evaluation and medication management?
A psychiatric evaluation is a comprehensive first assessment of symptoms, history, functioning and possible treatment options. Medication management is the ongoing follow-up that occurs when medication is prescribed or being considered. Follow-up visits monitor response, side effects, safety and whether the plan should continue or change.
Is MAT the same as replacing one drug with another?
No. Medication-assisted treatment uses evidence-based medication as one part of a broader treatment plan for opioid or alcohol use disorders. The medication can reduce cravings, withdrawal or overdose risk while counseling and recovery support address health, behavior, relationships and long-term goals. A qualified provider determines whether MAT is appropriate.
What should I know about the Batterer’s Intervention Program?
Inspire’s Central Florida BIP is a structured 29-week intervention for men and women. It is designed to increase accountability, identify abusive patterns, teach nonviolent alternatives and prioritize victim safety. It is not couples counseling. Contact the Kissimmee team to confirm orientation dates, court acceptance, current fees and attendance requirements.
Can I use telehealth?
Telehealth may be available when it is clinically appropriate, permitted in the client’s state and covered by the client’s payment arrangement. Some evaluations, court-ordered services or safety situations may require in-person visits. Staff will help determine the appropriate format before scheduling.

Get Help Today

Asking for help is an act of courage, and you do not have to know exactly which service you need before you call. Contact Inspire Counseling & Support Center at 407-610-5010 or use the website appointment form. A team member will listen, review options and help you take the next appropriate step.

If there is an immediate danger or medical emergency, call 911. If you or someone you know is in emotional crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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