Posts Tagged ‘emotional disorder’

 

The Advantages of Group Therapy v Individual Therapy – An explanation of the advantages group psychotherapy has over individual therapy. http://newdirectionsacs.com.

 

Power Stuttering Center Offers Individual Therapy

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A speech pathologist with over 25 years of experience in stuttering therapy, Mark Power provides individual stuttering treatment at http://powerstutteringtherapy.com/about-mark-power for clients, requiring just a one-week commitment, Monday through …
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CAPS Office identifies stressors, open to students

Filed under: individual therapy

According to the CAPS annual report of 2012 – 2013, students seek counseling due to five main reasons, the most prevalent of which is anxiety. “This is an emotional disorder that include individuals who have difficulty with worry, apprehension or fear …
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Should I Take ANTIDEPRESSANTS? | A Depression Councelor & Survivor Shares His Thoughts – Thank you for watching this episode of (1 on 1 with a Depression Counselor). Please consider SHARING THIS VIDEO if you found it useful or know someone who mi…

 

New mental health law challenges school districts

Filed under: depression councelor

According to the bill, the instruction required for every teacher, counselor, principal and all other appropriate personnel includes understanding the characteristics of the most prevalent mental or emotional disorders among children, how to identify …
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St. Joseph's Father Rempe to retire

Filed under: depression councelor

… retire from priesthood. Rempe's career began in Lawrence and included working as a priest, educator, counselor, director and producer. ….. Rempe was born in the aftermath of the Great Depression, 1939, as the middle boy in a family of six …
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Question by rinnasaurusrex: whats the difference between a therapist, a psychologist and a psychiatrist?
I might be interested in going into going into one of those professions, but I need to know the difference first. Thanks.

Best answer:

Answer by brwn97eyes
A therapist can refer to anyone doing any sort of “therapy.” This can even be physical therapy, occupation therapy, whatever. In the mental health field, it usually refers to people such as licensed social workers, who have a master’s degree, or a marriage and family counselor, who also has a master’s degree. It can even refer to a psychologist or a psychiatrist if they are doing psychotherapy with a person.

A psychologist is an individual who has specialized training in treating emotional disorders. There are also psychologists who are academic professors who are not “clinical” or “counseling” psychologists and do not do “therapy.” A psychologist has to have a Ph.D or Psy.D, which is usually at least 5 years of training past a bachelor’s degree.

 

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Canton Treatment Center Celebrates 40 Years With Expansion

Filed under: drug abuse treatment centers

Sheets of paper scribbled with names hang on tree branches outside the Keystone Treatment Center in Canton, symbolizing former patients and their road to recovery. … More middle-aged women are abusing prescription drugs as well methamphetamine.
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Treatment center for military women needs men to up numbers

Filed under: drug abuse treatment centers

WILLINGBORO, N.J. — An in-patient hospital program for female active military or veterans with emotional disorders or addiction has been expanded to include men. Despite an aggressive marketing campaign to attract them, a shortage of women has led …
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Question by Giovanna R: what’s the difference between CSW and PHD?
this is related to Psycholgist

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Answer by Jessica
I’m assuming CSW = Clinical Social Worker, and that PHD is referring to psychiatrists, as they are the only ones in the mental health industry that are required to have medical degrees. A psychologist is seperate from a CSW and a psychiatrist. And there is a fourth category known as a psychotherapist.

“Clinical social workers provide mental health services for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, behavioral, and emotional disorders in individuals, families, and groups. Their goal is to enhance and maintain their patients’ physical, psychological, and social function.

 

Become a Marriage and Family Therapist – Diagnose and treat mental and emotional disorders, whether cognitive, affective, or behavioral, within the context of marriage and family systems. Apply psyc…

 

Save your marriage: Consult a counselor

Filed under: marriage and family therapist

When relationships begin to crumble, the best course of action is to consult a marriage and family counselor. The recipe for disaster in any marriage is a combination of indifference and neglect on the part of the individuals involved in the relationship.
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Counseling Kept at an Arm's Length

Filed under: marriage and family therapist

“Puppets almost create a safe zone,” said Rachel Clark, a marriage and family counselor paid to conduct therapy on the show (and played by a puppet). “It's not gross, or uncomfortable. You can learn about relationships without falling asleep.” In “Felt …
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