About FCP
Family and Community Partners, LLC (FCP) is a private community-based mental health care provider located at 3921 N. Meridian St. (Suite 210), Indianapolis, IN 46208. Formed in 2012, the partner clinicians of FCP have over 150 years of experience servicing at-risk youth and families throughout Marion County and Central Indiana.
A brief history
In early 2013, FCP entered into conversations with Choices, Inc. – a cross-systems mental health service provider – to provide mental health services to clients emerging from the Indiana Department of Child Services and the Marion County Superior Court – Juvenile Division. In 2014 and 2015, FCP earned contracts directly with DCS in Regions 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, and 15.
Today
FCP provides the Indiana Department of Child Services, the Juvenile & Family Courts of Indiana, and Choices, Inc. with Family Centered Home-Based Therapy, Individual Home-Based Therapy, Juvenile Sex Offender Treatment, Behavior Management, Father Engagement Services, Home-Based Case Management, Supervised Visitation Services, Tutoring, Parent Mentoring, Individual Life Skills Mentoring, Group Pro-Social/Peer-Based Mentoring, Psycho-Sexual Risk Assessments, and Psychological Assessment Services.
Across Indiana, FCP has developed positive relationships with:
- DCS offices in Marion, Bartholomew, Henry, Madison, Hancock, and Johnson counties
- Juvenile Probation offices in Marion, Johnson, Hancock, and Hamilton counties
A rich multiplicity of school, community, non-profit, and religious institutions including:
- Child Care Answers
- Christian Theological Seminary
- CROWN Mentoring
- E.V.O.L.V.E. Mentoring
- Indiana Association of Juvenile Sex Offender Practitioners
- Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department City of Indianapolis
- Indianapolis Urban League
- Indy Champions
- Inner Beauty
- IUPUI
- Love in Action Indy
- Martin University
- New Boy
- Warren Township Schools
- Wayne Township Schools
Our Trusted Partners
Frequently Asked Questions
How long are sessions?
Sessions are typically 50 minutes long, though your therapist may recommend 75 minute sessions in the future. Longer sessions may be more appropriate for couples therapy, family therapy, or more intensive treatment. Group sessions typically last 90 minutes.
How long does therapy last?
Treatment length varies with the nature of the identified treatment goals. Your therapist will review his or her recommendations for an estimated timeframe with you prior to starting treatment.
How will I know if treatment is working?
Clear and measurable goals are critical to the success of a case. Early in treatment, we will work with you to develop a treatment plan this is best for you and your family. We will then revisit the plan often to ensure that treatment is advancing toward a positive conclusion.
I am on medication or considering starting medication … can therapy help me?
Absolutely! It is not uncommon for people to use medications such as SSRI antidepressants (Prozac, Lexapro, and Paxil), ati-anxiety agents (such as Xanax and Klonopin), or ADHD (such as Adderall, Ritalin, or Concerta) while in therapy. In many cases, therapy can provide additional benefits beyond those offered by the medication. Therapy may also be helpful for those desiring to conclude medication. We always recommend that you discontinue medication under the recommendation of a psychiatrist or physician. Please notify your therapist if you are taking medication or plan to start taking medication while you’re in treatment.