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Tracy E. Hill, Ph.D. & Associates LLC

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Tracy E. Hill, Ph.D. & Associates LLC

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court ordered counseling and family court services at Tracy E. Hill, Ph.D. & Associates LLC

Court-Ordered Counseling & Family Court Services

Counseling and family-court services for court-ordered clients, including co-parenting, reunification, evaluations, assessments and supervised visitation. Virtual services are available when appropriate; some services may require in-person appointments in Pennsylvania or Denver. 

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Court ordered services we provide

Court involvement can require very different types of behavioral health services. We work with individuals, parents and families whose participation has been ordered or recommended by a court, attorney, child welfare agency or other referring professional.


Services may include:

  • Court-ordered individual counseling
  • Co-parenting counseling
  • Reunification services
  • Psychological and court-related evaluations
  • Assessments
  • Supervised visitation
  • Documentation of attendance and participation when appropriate


The specific service provided depends on the court order, referral question, clinical needs and availability of an appropriately qualified provider. If you are court ordered to see us, please make sure to upload a copy of your court order (or email it to us) prior to scheduling your first appointment.

court ordered counseling at Tracy E. Hill, Ph.D. & Associates LLC

Counseling, coparenting & reunification

Court-ordered counseling is still counseling. Treatment is designed to address the concerns identified in the referral or court order while maintaining appropriate clinical boundaries.


Co-parenting services may focus on communication, conflict reduction, boundaries, decision-making and helping parents develop a more functional parenting relationship following separation or divorce.


Reunification work focuses on repairing or re-establishing a parent-child relationship when contact has been disrupted or strained. Because reunification requires direct work with family members, these services are provided in person at select Pennsylvania and Denver locations.

supervised visitation between a parent and child in Denver, Lehigh Valley and East Stroudsburg

Evaluations, assessments & supervised visitations

Some court matters require an assessment or evaluation rather than treatment. Evaluations are separate from counseling and are structured around the specific questions or requirements identified in the referral or court order.


Depending on the case, services may involve interviews, record review, psychological testing or other assessment procedures when clinically appropriate.


We also provide supervised visitation in appropriate cases. Supervised visitation requires in-person contact and is available only at select Pennsylvania and Denver locations. During colder months and inclement weather, visitation is conducted in the office. When the weather permits, supervised visitation may take place within a 1/2 mile radius of the office.


Availability of any evaluation, assessment or supervised-visitation service depends on the nature of the case, court requirements and provider availability.

In person, virtual & court documentation

Some court-ordered counseling and co-parenting services may be provided virtually when appropriate. Other services — particularly reunification and supervised visitation — require in-person appointments.


Our team will review the court order or referral before determining which services we can provide and whether they must occur in person.


When required and clinically appropriate, we can provide documentation related to:

  • Attendance
  • Participation
  • Dates of service
  • Treatment status
  • Completion of requested services
  • Report


Clinical records, evaluations and other information are released only as permitted or required by applicable law, authorization and the terms of the court order. You must upload your court order prior to scheduling an appointment so we can appropriately schedule you for the right service with the correct clinician.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at mces@centerstreetcenter.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Because we believe that most court ordered counseling (reunification, coparenting and individual counseling) is medically necessary as determined by the court, it is most likely covered by your insurance and we will submit claims on your behalf if we are in network with your insurance. Evaluations and assessments are not submitted to insurance for coverage and those are out-of-pocket expenses.


Yes. Reviewing the order helps us understand exactly what service has been requested, whether we can provide it, which provider is clinically appropriate and what documentation may be required. 


Yes. We provide a variety of clinical mental health evaluations and court-related evaluations and assessments. The type of evaluation depends on the referral question, court order and purpose of the request. 


Court-ordered treatment may have different expectations regarding documentation or disclosure than voluntary therapy. Your clinician will explain the limits of confidentiality and any reporting requirements before services begin. Most often a report is generated for the Court and/or attorneys which includes a complete picture of services rendered.


We highly recommend to the Court and attorneys that copies of our reports are not provided to our clients. This helps protect children's confidentiality and safety due to the sensitive information they share with us.


No provider can guarantee how a Court will use or interpret clinical information. We provide services and documentation within the professional scope of the referral and applicable clinical standards. 


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