Psychiatric Medication | Psychotherapy/Counseling | Group Counseling | Hypnotherapy

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In-Person Services

In-Person Services

PSYCHIATRIC-MEDICATION-MANAGEMENT

Psychiatric Medication management

Medications can play a role in treating several mental health conditions. Treatment may also include psychotherapy. In some cases, psychotherapy alone may be the best treatment option.

Choosing the right treatment plan should be based on a person’s individual needs and medical situation and under a mental health professional’s care. During your first appointment, you and your healthcare provider will agree on the treatment course that best fits your situation.

Treatments that include psychiatric medication management can be done online and in-person.

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Psychotherapy/Counseling

Psychotherapy helps a person identify and change troubling emotions and behavior.

You might be dealing with severe or long-term stress from a job or family situation, losing a loved one, or a relationship or other family issues. Or you may have symptoms with no physical explanation: changes in sleep or appetite, low energy, a lack of interest or pleasure in activities that you once enjoyed, persistent irritability, or a sense of discouragement or hopelessness that won’t go away.

You may be recommended psychotherapy as a first treatment or to go along with medication.

Treatments that include psychotherapy/counseling can be done online and in-person.

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Group Therapy

Depending on your situation, group therapy can be an ideal choice for addressing your concerns and making positive changes in your life.

Group therapy involves a therapist who leads group patients who meet for a pre-determined number of sessions. Some people attend individual therapy in addition to groups, while others participate in groups only.

Groups are designed to target a specific problem; please see below a description of the groups that we manage

Group #1

Act 2
Often people reach a point in their lives when their situation changes, and they struggle with what they will do next. For some, they have been doing the same work for a long time and don’t want to continue to do the same job for the rest of their careers; for others, children go off to college, and the person wants to start a career; sometimes people retire and find they still want to work and make a contribution but in a job that may demand less than their prior career. A group setting can be a supportive network for helping people figure it out.

Group #2

Moving Beyond Infidelity
Whether a couple stays together (or not) after an affair, many people experience feelings similar to trauma when they discover their partner has had an affair. They often report intrusive thoughts, mood swings, anger, and hurt. They describe questioning their entire relationship because of the affair, and individuals feel their self-esteem has been damaged.

Group #3

Managing Difficult Relationships
Some of the most challenging relationships we have are with the people closest to us, such as parents, siblings, spouses, in-laws, etc. This group aims to explore ways to change the patterns of difficult relationships to make them more satisfying and positive interactions. The group will be introduced to some communication techniques and help each other gain insight and practice different communication methods.

Group #4

Social Media and You…
The holiday season is hard for many people – alone, depressed, anxious, or grieving. Does social media make it worse for you? Total Wellness will hold a one –time, 90-minute group session exploring social media’s impact on people at this time of year. If social media has left you feeling “everyone else seems to have a great life,” join us for this facilitated group discussion on (date) at (time). Explore techniques to evaluate the impact of social media on your mood.

Group #5

Anxiety
An opportunity for people who suffer from this condition or who live/work or are very close to those who suffer from it.

Group #6

Depression
An opportunity for people who suffer from this condition or who live/work or are very close to those who suffer from it.

Group #7

Wellness in Healthcare
Group for people in the mental health field. For counselors, psychologists, or social workers. It’s an opportunity for mental health professionals to get feedback/support from peers about difficult cases, about finding time for self-care and avoiding burnout.
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What is Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy?

In a Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy (HCH), you will have the opportunity to address a wide range of issues ranging from past trauma to phobias to relationship issues by learning how to access information from your subconscious mind. Learn how to enter into a deeply relaxed state and uncover hidden beliefs and conclusions that contribute to ongoing unhealthy patterns in your current life. As you shed that which no longer serves you, the healing process also provides you with the opportunity to develop unique new resources, coping skills, and mindset that will allow becoming successful in creating the life that you want for yourself, the life that you know is right for you.

In-Person Services - 123 Psychiatry
Licensed Professional Counselor

APPOINTMENTS FOR HYPNOTHERAPY ARE OFFERED IN OUR MONTCLAIR LOCATION AND CAN BE REQUESTED BY CONTACTING US.

WE CAN HELP YOU VERIFY IF WE ARE IN YOUR INSURANCE PLAN NETWORK. WE’LL ALSO ASSIST YOU WITH OUT-OF NETWORK REIMBURSEMENT.

Here are some example of major insurances carriers we take:

Aetna, Horizon (and other Blue Cross Blue Shield), Cigna, Empire, BeaconHealth/Value Options, and United/Oxford.

There are several spin-offs that operate under the umbrella of the companies above, so if you have insurance and are unsure whether or not your company belongs to a major carrier, please contact us and we will happily address your questions.