by Angelus Therapeutic Services, Inc | Jun 21, 2022 | Anxiety, Mental health, Starting Services, Uncategorized
This week’s blog will be the first in a series on getting to know our therapists. We will be using a question and answer format to tackle some of the most frequently heard questions we get for each counselor. We are starting this series with Michelle Lombardo, an amazing full-time therapist that has been with Angelus since 2015 and comes with a wealth of experience in working with trauma and anxiety.
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by Angelus Therapeutic Services, Inc | Jun 15, 2020 | Mental health, Starting Services, Uncategorized
With so many things still in question regarding COVID19 the question of when we are reopening for in person sessions in New Castle & Hermitage is asked daily; This week’s blog focuses on answering this question
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by Angelus Therapeutic Services, Inc | Mar 11, 2020 | Insurance, Mental health, Starting Services
Despite the need there are many reasons why you may be unable to make an in person session, but worry not! Online counseling may be a great option for you! This weeks blog is part of a 2 part series on using telehealth to manage your mental health.
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by Angelus Therapeutic Services, Inc | Dec 19, 2019 | Addiction, Mental health, Starting Services
Behavioral addictions can be every bit as powerful & life altering as chemical-based addictions. This blog describes the most common behavioral addictions.
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by Angelus Therapeutic Services, Inc | Aug 28, 2019 | Anxiety, Depression, Mental health, Starting Services
This week’s blog explores the difference between passive and active suicidal thoughts, how to recognize your personal danger signs, and how to create your safety plan.
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by Angelus Therapeutic Services, Inc | Jun 26, 2019 | Mental health, Starting Services, Uncategorized
With an increase in awareness and education on the autism spectrum of disorders more and more people are being diagnosed as adults. This weeks blog explores how this impacts a person’s sense of identity, connection and ‘fit’.
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