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Mental Health Matters#BreakDownStigma
We are breaking down the stigma around Mental Health, making it OK to talk about at the dinner table or anywhere.
Our Mental-health Services
Are you looking for a professional therapist or psychiatry specialist, who respects the dignity of their clients, understands their journeys, and supports healing and improved mental health through evidence-based treatments that are tailored specifically to each client’s needs? At Saint Louis Counseling, that’s what we do — we walk the journey with you, and we respond with hope.
To provide an enhanced approach to your psychiatry care, Saint Louis Counseling partners with mental-health provider, ARCA.
Our mental-health services include:
Counseling | Psychiatry | School Partnership Program (SPP)
College Coaching | Employee Assistance Program (EAP) | Parenting Classes
COVID-19: In-person Appointment Updates
Saint Louis Counseling is following St. Louis County’s guidelines, and we continue to offer a limited number of in-person counseling sessions at each of our locations. Teletherapy services for counseling and psychiatry continue for both existing and new clients. Learn more on our COVID-19 web page about our procedures and what we are doing to keep our clients and staff healthy.
Mental Health Matters Podcast
The Saint Louis Counseling Mental Health Matters Podcast breaks down the stigma of mental health by making it okay to talk about openly with interesting and engaging guests who may struggle with mental-health conditions themselves or work to improve mental-health care in our community.
"How are the children?" Find out in #MentalHealthMatters when Dr. Harris of @rockwoodschools & #student Aashish Allu discuss how they're bringing kids to the table so everyone can answer, “the children are well.”
@cc_stl
@NAMIMissouri
@weareliveradio
https://saintlouiscounseling.org/featured/episode-76-and-how-are-the-children/
On this 20th anniversary of 9/11, we remember them. "For they now are a part of us."
#september #neverforget #wewillneverforget #newyorkcity #usa #america #twintowersnyc #heroes
As always, the “Two Normal Dudes” Mental Health Matters podcast series focuses on guy talk and mental health. Throw another male into the conversation who happens to be a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Executive Director Tom Duff, and the dialogue starts to take on some feelings with just enough sports talk interspersed to make the two dudes feel “normal.” Enough chatting. Guys, it’s time to start listening – and talking!
#MentalHealth #BreakDownStigma #GuyTalk #Sports #Counseling #TalkAboutIt
Catholic Charities St. Louis
NAMI St. Louis
Mental Health America
MidCoastMedia
Kevin Love
You are not alone! Everyone has #mentalhealth, and it is just as important as physical health. If you are struggling and need to talk to someone right away, call the Behavioral Health Response Crisis Line:
314-469-6644 or
1-800-811-4760 (toll free)
#mentalhealthmatters #suicidprevention2021 #suicidalawareness
#Together4MHWe all have a role to play in preventing suicide.
If you're struggling today, there is support and help available. You can always call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline '1-800-273-TALK (8255)', or text MHA to 741741 at the Crisis Text Line – both available 24/7, 365 days a year. You are not alone. 💚
Tom’s Tips: Rules of Engagement for Vaccine Conversations
When talking with someone about the Covid vaccine, is it okay to stir the pot? Do you understand the other person’s reasons for getting or not getting the vaccine? How do you handle conflict?
There’s lots to consider when starting the vaccine conversation. Tom Duff, LCSW has some rules of engagement for vaccine conversations that keep strong emotions and keyboard-commando messages in check.
#MentalHealth #Conversations #Understanding #Vaccine #Covid #Respect
Timeline PhotosWe all have a role in preventing suicide. All month, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies, and community members unite to promote suicide prevention awareness. To get started, learn the five action steps for communicating with someone who may be suicidal are supported by evidence in the field of suicide prevention at BeThe1To.com.
If you or someone you know may be in crisis, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 (En Español: 1-888-628-9454; For TTY Users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 1-800-273-8255.) or the Crisis Text Line by texting MHA to 741741.
MHA has a list of various crisis response resources at mhanational.org/crisisresources.
