Family behavioral health
Find your footing. Rebuild what matters.
Compassionate counseling for individuals, couples, and families—with specialized care for problem gambling and clinician supervision.
Empathy & Compassion
Safe Space
Growth & Healing
Professional & Trusted
Care that meets you where you are.
Family Behavioral Health provides evidence-based counseling for individuals, couples, and families—with a specialty in problem gambling—and offers clinical supervision for counselors. We create clear, practical plans that build stability, strengthen relationships, and support lasting change. Led by Dorothy Capers, LICSW, our team’s approach is compassionate, trauma-informed, and results-oriented.
We provide more than counseling—we build a safe place to be heard, heal, and move forward with clarity.
Individual Approach
Supportive Space
Trusted Professionals
Easy & Flexible Access
Holistic Healing
Continuous Support
Find the right support, in the right way.
Healing is a process and we walk it with you.
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Consultation
A brief call to understand your goals, history, and fit, and to answer any questions.
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Personalized Plan
We map a clear, evidence-based plan tailored to your needs, schedule, and budget.
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Begin Your Sessions
Start focused sessions with practical tools to use between appointments.
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Ongoing Support
We track progress, adjust as needed, and provide steady guidance between sessions.
2026 Problem Gambling Awareness Month Toolkit
PGAM is a nationwide grassroots campaign, held annually in March, that seeks to increase public awareness of problem gambling and promote prevention, treatment, and recovery services. The 2026 PGAM theme, “Caring Communities, Stronger Futures,” emphasizes a collective responsibility for preventing gambling-related harm and a community-driven approach to awareness and support.
To facilitate your PGAM promotion efforts, NCPG has compiled a toolkit with key resources: problem gambling FAQs, best practices for social media, a press release template and more.
Access the Toolkit
Tailored to make participation in Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) easy and extend the impact of the grassroots movement, this toolkit is intended as a guide to help promote PGAM in your community.
Submit a PGAM Proclamation
Problem Gambling Awareness Month is the perfect opportunity to solicit a proclamation to raise awareness and support. The PGAM Toolkit includes tips and instructions on how to facilitate the request of a proclamation from your elected officials acknowledging March as Problem Gambling Awareness Month.
Already have a proclamation? Email it to [email protected]
Explore the PGAM Events Calendar
Interested in promoting a PGAM event? Consider submitting an event to NCPG’s PGAM Events Calendar, which serves as a central location for nationwide efforts and events during PGAM.
Take the first step toward your well-being today.
Start with a brief call to outline goals, fit, and next steps.
Evidence-based counseling, problem gambling treatment, and clinician supervision. Clear plans, measurable progress, and trauma-informed care.