Counseling & Testing
with Youth & Families
Is your child struggling at school, home or in the community? You are not alone. Help is available for the many common issues our children and teens face today.
Youth & Families
Common Issues We Service
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Academic Underachievement
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ADHD (Inattention, Hyperactivity, Impulsivity)
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Anger Management
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Anxiety & Depression
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Autism Spectrum
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Bedwetting & Soiling
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Bullying Perpetration & Victimization
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Defiance & Delinquency
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Disruptive & Attention-Seeking Behavior
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LGBTQ+ Issues
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Low Self-Esteem
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Lying & Manipulation
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Negative Peer Influences
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Peer & Sibling Conflict
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School Refusal
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Social Phobia & Shyness
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Sleep Disturbance
Counseling & Testing
with Adults
Are you or someone you love struggling at home, socially, vocationally or educationally? You are not alone. Help is available for the many common issues that adults face today.
Adults
Common Issues We Service
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ADHD
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Anger Management
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Antisocial Behavior
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Anxiety & Panic
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Childhood Traumas
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Chronic Pain
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Depression
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Family Conflict
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Financial Stress
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Grief/Loss
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Impulse Control
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LGBTQ+ Issues
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Low Self-Esteem
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Mania or Hypomania
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Medical Issues
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Men's Issues
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Military Lifestyle Issues
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
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Sleep Disturbance
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Social Discomfort & Shyness
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Vocational Stress
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Women's Issues
Getting Started with
Baume Psychological Services, PC
Getting Start with Us
If you have a specific provider with whom you would like to work, please feel free to bypass the front office and contact the provider directly at the phone number listed on the Staff Page. Please see the biographical statement of each provider for a list of contracted insurance companies and provider networks.
New patient contacts are fielded by Licensed Psychologist and Group President, Dr. Baume or a licensed mental health provider. They will personally answer or return your call to assess the nature of the concern to determine whether working with our staff will likely be a good fit. Next, the evaluating/treating provider will typically contact you within one business day to schedule an initial appointment day/time and answer any further questions you may have.
​Your insurance company will be able to answer questions about your benefits.
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If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911 or go to the closest emergency room. You may also contact Community North Hospital by texting HelpNow to 20121 or call 317-621-5700. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline can be contacted at 1-800-273-8255.
Treatment Approach
Our staff utilize a goal-directed, solution-focused, and evidenced-based intervention approach to symptom assessment and psychotherapy. This includes developing a written treatment plan that contains examples of the reported problems and mutually agreed upon goals and objectives. This structure provides a benchmark to gauge progress and a timeline for treatment. Approaching therapy in this manner facilitates the most efficient, cost-effective course of treatment.
