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Exclusive Membership accepts a limited number of people a few times a year. Right now, we have open enrollment. Pay your $375 dollar assessment  fee (CLICK THE ADD TO CART BUTTON BELOW FOR YOUR ASSESSMENT). and SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY!

Mental Health shows up differently for everyone. Here are some symptoms and it is not an exhaustive list:

Behavior Observations:

• Talking to oneself (a critical symptom)
• Increased Isolation from family or friends
• Going out to avoid being alone
• Dropping out of community affairs
• Rejecting physical and emotional closeness
• Frequent job changes
• Tardiness
• Free floating anger/irritability
• Absenteeism
• Irresponsibility
• Overwork
• Irritability
• Exhaustion

Interpersonal Observations:

• Staff conflict
• Blaming others
• Conflictual engagement
• Poor relationships
• Poor communication
• Impatience
• Avoidance of working with clients with trauma histories
• Lack of collaboration
• Withdrawal and isolation from colleagues
• Change in relationship with colleagues
• Difficulty having rewarding relationships

Personal values/beliefs changes:

• Dissatisfaction
• Negative perception
• Loss of interest
• Apathy
• Blaming others
• Lack of appreciation
• Lack of interest and caring
• Detachment
• Hopelessness
• Low self-image
• Worried about not doing enough
• questioning their frame of reference – identity, world view, and/or spirituality
• Disruption in self-capacity (ability to maintain positive sense of self, ability to modulate strong affect, and/or ability to maintain an inner sense of connection)
• Disruption in needs, beliefs, and relationships
  (safety, trust, esteem, control, and intimacy)

Job Performance:

• Low motivation
• Increased errors
• Decreased quality
• Avoidance of job responsibilities
• Over-involved
  in details/perfectionism
• Defensiveness
• Lack of flexibility

Mental health can best be described by your relationship with yourself, the people you love, and the people in the community—RELATIONSHIPS. Relationships are how all human beings react to the world around the individual. Relationships validate our humanity and as a result, are a part of your mental health. The evidence of good mental health is mastering your emotions. Bad mental health is displayed through poor relationships with yourself (examples include suicidal thoughts, depression, and anxiety), poor communication with coworkers and managers, broken communication with family and friends, and significant mental health decline. A great solution to managing poor mental health can be discovered in the process of Mental Health Therapy. Mental health therapy is a form of treatment used to help people manage and cope with mental health issues and social and relationship problems. It typically involves talking to a therapist about your experiences, thoughts, and feelings, to gain insight and learn positive coping strategies. It is paid for on a cash basis (private pay) or by medical insurance. Private Pay therapy protects your privacy the best. Using medical insurance, your life insurance policy will verify with your health insurance records. Do not be discouraged from getting the help you need. This is information for you to maximize your life insurance by paying privately to ensure the funding you want on your policy. Schedule your private and confidential Intake Assessment to develop a concrete treatment plan.

Schedule your intake today! It costs $375 dollars  for a 90 minute session to develop the best course of action for your life.  Your initial consultation with a licensed therapist can help develop your personalized treatment plan to meet your need and find solutions for life’s challenges, managing your emotions, and mastering your individuality.

In despite of how you pay for therapy, mental health therapy, you can gain the skills and confidence to better understand and manage the challenges that arise in life, especially, workplace trauma (vicarious trauma or compassion fatigue). By managing your emotions, you make sound decisions as a healthy human being. Mental health therapy can be extremely helpful in helping people to better manage their mental health. It can provide a safe and supportive environment where people can discuss their feelings and experiences and learn to identify and regulate their emotions. It can also provide tools and strategies to help people cope with demanding situations, better manage stress, and build resilience. Ultimately, mental health therapy can help people to feel more in control of their overall health and well-being and lead a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

All Private Pay Premium Memberships maximize confidentiality by keeping your mental health needs between you and your therapist. Unless there is a safety concern, your mental health services are not reported to any agency, such as life insurance or health insurance, whereas your rates can be impacted. To pay the $375 dollars initial  assessment fee (CLICK THE ADD TO CART BUTTON BELOW FOR YOUR INITIAL ASSESSMENT). We have three tiers available for your exclusive privacy: Platinum, Gold, and Silver Tiers. Private Pay Premium Membership Program benefits those individuals who really want to keep their life confidential while maintaining high profile or professional positions. 

High Profile Positions, such as Chief Executive Officers, City Officials, Entertainers, Actors/Actresses, Musicians
, and others who do not want to bill their insurance for their mental health needs. They also may need the added benefit of alternative session hours to include nights or weekends.

Additionally, Professional Positions such as, First Responders, such as Law Enforcement, Child Welfare Social Workers, Ambulance Staff, Emergency Room Nurses and Doctors, Licensed Therapists, and other Security Officers, and other professionals are often the people who assist people in a crisis. These individuals are the “helpers” of society to stabilize the community and keep the community safe. Trauma is a costly, public health issue. By addressing your own healing, you can greatly impact healing in your family and the community as a first responder.