Full Circle Therapy Center

With a location in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Heartland Family Service is a nonprofit agency that offers counseling services. Founded in 1875, the agency provides a variety of services to protect children, help adults and strengthen families. It provides educational and support services for more than 40,000 people annually in over 10 counties in Iowa. Heartland Family Service conducts parenting classes and offers employment opportunities for people affected with abuse, domestic violence and addictions. It provides professional counseling, domestic abuse, crime prevention and intervention programs. The agency organizes various recreational activities, such as discussion groups, exercise sessions, excursions and parties for senior citizens. It operates a family and child care resource center that offers conducts training sessions on issues related to child development. The agency also provides community education corporate and child care provider services. It maintains more than 10 office locations throughout eastern Nebraska and southwest Iowa.

Alliance Counseling Center, LLP is a group of dedicated professionals in Omaha, NE, who are passionate about fostering growth and positive change in individuals and families. Through reflection, communication, and humor, they strive to help clients build and maintain healthy, nurturing relationships, while embracing lifelong learning and personal strengths. Recognized as the Best Counseling Clinic in The Reader's Best of the Big O Survey for 2019, Alliance Counseling Center is committed to guiding individuals towards their fullest potential for a fulfilling daily life, believing that growth is achieved through a commitment to the therapeutic change process.Generated from the website

SpecialtiesHeadquartered in Lincoln, the Nebraska Cancer Research Center has been a leader in cutting-edge cancer research since 1984. At NCRC, we provide local access to clinical trials sponsored by the National Cancer Institute. Since our inception, thousands of volunteers have participated in treatment, prevention and control trials through NCRC, helping us identify more effective cancer treatments and improve the quality of life for cancer patients.The Nebraska Cancer Research Center typically has 35 to 40 open clinical trials at any given time. Our trials encompass various forms of cancer, including: breast, brain, prostate, renal, neck and lung.As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, we receive partial funding from the two local hospitals as well as the Missouri Valley Cancer Consortium. Donations from local trusts, organizations, and individuals make it possible for us to continue to make a difference in cancer research.