COVID Update

During the past year, our practice has followed the guidelines and recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for the provision of behavioral health services, and the implementation of remote/virtual, therapies, and tele-therapy.

Recognizing that the extreme, persistent stress that front-line workers have endured from the consistent rise in Covid related cases, we acknowledge the possibility of physical and mental overload, emotional and spiritual burn-out, and possible harm to their own mental health.

We have partnered with several area health services to ensure that behavioral health and mental health services are accessible and available to front-line, health-care workers in hospitals and local area community health centers. Our services are available to direct care, health-care personnel, as well as those people in supportive roles, whose vital efforts ensure that those who treat patients directly, have the necessary structures and assistance to effectively treat their patients.