Posts Tagged ‘mental health professionals’

 

Atheists it’s not hard to stand up to friends and family… – If you are secure with yourself and have a strong will it shouldn’t be a problem. Telling your catholic mother ( even though she is nominal to moderate, see …

 

Torrington Mayor Highlights Counseling Referral Services of Greenwoods in …

Filed under: mental counseling

Among these is Greenwoods Counseling Referrals, a non-profit mental health counseling referral service based in Litchfield. Mayor Ryan Bingham of Torrington honored Greenwoods Friday when he proclaimed May to be “Greenwoods Month” in a brief …
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Communication and Counseling Are Keys to a Safer Campus

Filed under: mental counseling

These days we do have more resources than before: a threat-assessment team, whose members include law enforcement and mental-health professionals; a better-staffed campus counseling center—although, like most such centers, it is still expected to do …
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Addressing the Issue: My Problem on IMVU must DIE! – If you watch this video and don’t know who you are, then let me be known CHANE that I am talking about you purposely attacking Cameron mentally. Stop with th…

 

Billing puts psychiatrist in two places at once; Minnesota alleges false billing

Filed under: psychiatric counseling

Jones told an examiner from the Office of the Legislative Auditor that some of the state's regional mental health hospitals went days without an on-site psychiatrist and that some patients received therapy by phone because there was no staff therapist …
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Does Your Law School Need A Panic Button?

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Does Health Insurance Pay for Couples Counseling? – http://thriveworks.com/mental-health-billing/ As Medical Billers, a common questions among mental health professionals (counselors, psychologists, and social…

 

Project SOS offers help to struggling couples

Filed under: couples counseling

It offers mentoring, educational programs, relationship counseling and one-on-one life coaching. Interactive “Why Knot” workshops cover such topics as debt management, parenting and communication skills. With nearly half of all marriages ending in …
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Who should get prenatal genetic counseling?

Filed under: couples counseling

A. There are many reasons that women and couples receive prenatal genetic counseling, either before pregnancy to understand any risk of genetic abnormalities, or during pregnancy to understand the health status of the fetus. Pregnant women are referred …
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Personalized Care Has Similar Outcome as Standard Care for Depression

Filed under: therapy depression

A common approach in the treatment of depression is that of collaborative care (CC), which integrates primary care doctors, mental health professionals, and depression care managers to ensure that all physical, pharmacological, emotional, and social …
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Interview with Jude, Peer Support Worker – Mental Health – Created on June 23, 2011

 

New bariatric support group to meet Feb. 27 at Gouverneur Mental Health Clinic

Filed under: mental health support

GOUVERNEUR — A new bariatric support group will begin at the Gouverneur Mental Health Clinic Wednesday, Feb. 27. The group will meet the last Wednesday of each month from 1 to 2 p.m. The group will offer peer education, guidance and support for …
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Cheri L. Walter commentary: Ohio needs better mental–health help

Filed under: mental health support

John Kasich stated when he announced an additional $ 5 million to help children and families facing a mental health crisis, “we have to be concerned about the safety net that exists in our communities for the mentally ill.” Ohioans need to know that …
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TEDxVillanovaU – Elizabeth Behymer – Sharing is Not Just for Kindergarteners – These three graduate students discuss how sharing resources, time and ideas fosters learning and change. Through the Villanova- Germantown High School Partnership program has ignited change both in the lives of Germantown students and Villanova students, alike. Eliza Behymer (’12 MS School Counseling;’09 BA Human Services), Kathleen Gavin (’13 MS Clinical Mental Health Counseling; Millersville ’11 BA Psychology), and Amanda Slattery (’13 MS Clinical Mental Health Counseling, ’10 A&S Communication), are Graduate Assistants in the Department of Education & Counseling at Villanova University. In 2010, Eliza began developing the Department’s Villanova-Germantown High School partnership. The following year, Kathleen and Amanda continued the program, building upon her previous work and creating “Germantown Scholars.” They bring background knowledge of education and counseling gained through teaching, interning in schools, and working with diverse populations. In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)