SERVICES: Individual, Group and Family Counseling and Professional Training
Healthy resolutions are typically the result of some kind of reaching out for help.
The Center for Interpersonal Development has been nestled in the heart of Lakewood since 1977. Historically, it is one of Ohio's first private organizations to offer counseling services to those suffering from alcohol and drug problems. Today, CID is committed to involvement with many challenges to psychosocial health. Some life problems for which CID offers services include: family and other interpersonal conflict; parenting; job stress; time management; drug and alcohol problems; mood and other mental disorders; financial strife; grief; and emotional trauma.
Since its birth, the agency's Executive Director, Dr. William Mock, has been dedicated to establishing cooperative links to the community for the purpose of developing high quality and diversified services for its citizens.
The Center's staff is comprised of a psychologist, social workers and counselors.
Their training and professional ethics support an overall purpose to identify and mobilize the strengths of individuals, families, community and work organizations in the service of growth and relief from suffering.