Mental Health

Youth Suicide is Increasing Suicide among youth continues to increase every year and is now the second leading cause of death in individuals of middle school, high school, and college […]

Jacqueline Siempelkamp, MS, NCC, LPC Stay at home orders are beginning to lift and non-essential businesses are starting to open their doors. This news may be exciting for some but […]

Anxiety, Trauma and Self-Care in the Age of Covid Emergency Help for You and Your Students A professional development workshop for education professionals Live Webinar: Friday, August 14th, 2020 [...]

As we look online these days – and let’s be honest, we are online a lot – we see posts from friends sharing that they are baking sourdough bread, cleaning […]

By Lynette Dixon, PhD, LPC, NCC With so much going on in the world right now, many of us are managing more responsibilities than ever before. Additionally, we don’t have […]

Bill Kuntz, M.S., LCSW, Licensed Psychologist, BCPCC What a difference a few weeks can make. Who would have guessed in early January that we would be walking around with masks […]

Please know that if you, your child or a loved one are needing mental health services or are struggling to cope during this national health crisis, we are open and […]

Amy V. Maus, MSW, LCSW They are called deaths of despair. Deaths by suicide, alcoholism, and/or drug overdose, especially heroin, are on the rise. Seemingly everywhere one looks these days, […]

Angela Cook, MSW, LCSW “Something is wrong with me — I know it! Everyone else is calm and cool. I’m the worried mess!” Have you ever thought to yourself that […]

Mary Fitzgibbons, Ph.D. Why would anyone choose to spend the money and time in going to therapy? It can be costly if your insurance doesn’t apply and it can be […]