Trauma-Informed Counseling Rooted in Connection

Children, youth, and families may face emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges following difficult or traumatic experiences. Koinonia’s Family Restoration Counseling Services provide individualized therapeutic support designed to help clients process past experiences, strengthen important relationships, and build upon the strengths and resources they already have.

Koinonia provides in-person counseling services for eligible children and youth in foster and adoptive families throughout Placer, Sacramento, Nevada, and El Dorado Counties. Services may be funded through Placer County Medi-Cal for eligible minors and nonminor dependents, Victims of Crime funding, or private pay, depending on each client’s circumstances.

Supporting Each Client and Family

Every individual and family brings different experiences, relationships, strengths, and needs to counseling. Our mental health professionals form a therapeutic partnership with participating clients, their caregivers, and other involved professionals to develop support around their individual circumstances and goals.

Services may be provided on-site, in the home, or in community-based settings, depending on the client’s needs and program availability. Through this collaborative approach, we help clients and families address emotional wounds, strengthen family connections, and expand the values, abilities, resources, and community supports that can help them move forward.

Who We Serve

Koinonia provides counseling services for children, youth, and young adults ages 5–21. Children ages 2–4 may also qualify under certain conditions.

• • Children and youth currently or previously in foster care
  • Children and youth in adoptive or kinship families
  • Nonminor dependents
  • Children living in foster or adoptive families, including those who have not personally experienced foster care or adoption
  • Adults who have experienced foster care, kinship care, adoption, or other forms of trauma
  • Families and individuals navigating other traumatic experiences

All inquiries are reviewed to determine whether Koinonia’s services and available clinicians are an appropriate fit.

Services Offered

• • Individual Therapy
  • Family Therapy 
  • Family Partner Peer Coaching for Parents* 
  • Real-time Behaviorist* 
  • In-home Intervention* 
  • Linkage and Consultation 
  • Trauma-Informed Care
  • EMDR
  • Play Therapy
  • TBRI®
  • Attachment Work

*These services are unavailable through private pay

Private-Pay Counseling Openings

Koinonia currently has a limited number of private-pay, in-person counseling openings for children and youth in foster and adoptive families in Placer, Sacramento, Nevada and El Dorado Counties.

Our counseling team will begin with an initial conversation and screening to learn more about your family’s needs, answer questions about the program, and determine whether our services are an appropriate fit.

Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee placement with a clinician. Availability may vary based on the client’s needs, location, scheduling, and current clinical capacity.

Take the Next Step

Finding the right counseling support is an important decision. If you would like to learn more about Family Restoration Counseling, complete the brief inquiry form below. A member of our counseling team will follow up to discuss your family’s needs, current availability, and the next steps in our screening process.

Please share only the basic information needed for our team to contact you. Detailed personal, medical, or trauma-related information can be discussed privately with a member of our counseling team.

Prefer to contact us directly?

LoomisCounseling@kfh.org
(916) 652-5814

Clinic Hours:
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Appointments available from 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

If You Need Immediate Support

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988 to connect with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Free, confidential support is available 24 hours a day. If there is an immediate danger or life-threatening emergency, call 911.