Social workers have an MSW(Masters in Social WorK) degree. They have experience in a variety of mental health settings and assist people by helping them cope and solve issues in their everyday lives - like family and personal problems, relationship issues, disabilities, social problems, domestic issues, substance abuse, and more.
Psychologists have a PhD (doctoral level) or PsyD (doctor in Psychology) degree. They provide counseling and psychotherapy and work with people who have emotional issues, mental illness, etc., and they also provide diagnostic testing that is often key in diagnosing mental illness or addiction.
Psychiatrists are physicians with an M.D.(Medical Doctor) degree with post-doctoral training and specialization in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, addictive, and emotional disorders. Psychiatrists may prescribe medication.
Art Therapists offer the opportunity to explore personal problems and potentials through verbal and non-verbal expression and to develop physical, emotional and/or learning skills through therapeutic art experiences.
Counselors are trained professionals that counsel individuals, families, groups, and couples to promote optimal mental health and well-being. Marital problems, stress management, substance abuse, addictions, parenting problems, family problems, aging problems, and problems with self esteem are some of the issues a counselor can help with.
All of our healthcare professionals are fully trained, licensed by the state, and have experience in a wide variety of mental health issues and treatments. We will work together to find the right mental healthcare professional for you.
