Family Counseling Services

03/05/2026

What people THINK therapists are like at a party 😜

03/01/2026

Have you heard about EMDR? Take a look!

03/01/2026

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02/24/2026

Do you need a reason to stay?

When the world feels heavy, a kind word can make a difference. Receive anonymous letters from people who have been there. No pressure, no spam—just a quiet reminder that you are not alone.

02/19/2026

Today we’re celebrating a very special milestone at Family Counseling Services 💛

Jessica is celebrating 7 years with us! 🎉

For seven years, she has faithfully served clients with compassion, professionalism, and genuine care. The kind of steady, behind-the-scenes commitment that makes a real difference in people’s lives.

Longevity like this speaks volumes, not just about dedication, but about heart.

Jessica, thank you for the countless individuals and families you’ve walked alongside. We are so grateful for you and the impact you continue to make in our community. 💛

02/18/2026

Keep going forward…

02/15/2026

02/06/2026

Interested in watching the JFAC meeting this morning LIVE? Click the link below!
(This is the meeting to vote for or against Medicaid cuts)

House and Senate sessions, committee meetings, court hearings, and more live streamed from all three branches of Idaho's government.

02/06/2026

Announcement about the JFAC vote that will be held tomorrow at the Capital. If you don’t know, they are voting on possible additional cuts to the Medicaid budget. If these cuts pass, it will have detrimental consequences for our most vulnerable people in Idaho.

02/05/2026

Yesterday, Family Counseling Services was at the Idaho Capitol to provide input and advocate against further Medicaid cuts.

Access to mental health care is not optional — it is essential. Medicaid funding directly supports counseling, DD services, and behavioral health services for individuals, families, and children in our communities. Additional cuts would place significant strain on providers, reduce access to care, and most importantly, impact the vulnerable clients who rely on these services every day.

We are grateful for the opportunity to show up, share real-world provider experiences, and speak to the importance of maintaining — not reducing — behavioral health funding. Our team sees firsthand how critical these services are for stability, safety, and long-term wellbeing.

Thank you to the legislators and community members who took time to listen and engage in thoughtful discussion. We will continue to advocate for accessible, quality mental health care across Idaho.