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| Kimberly
K. Hyatt, MSEd, PCC, CCDC I |
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Certified
Chemical Dependency Counselor since 1995 working with addictions
and codependency |
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Over
14 years experience in the mental health field, including
crisis counseling and pastoral care |
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Post-graduate
training in Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Jungian Psychotherapy
with an emphasis on depth psychology, midlife and the soul.
Jungian Psychotherapy is attuned to supporting individuation
and recovering the authentic Self. |
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Facilitated
groups for smoking cessation and for chemical dependency |
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Specializing
in restoring emotional balance following childhood trauma/abuse,
grief, chronic illness/pain, and relationship difficulties
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Member
of The American Academy of Psychotherapists |
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| Toni
Mindlin, MS, PCC |
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Licensed
Professional Clinical Counselor with over 16 years experience
treating ages 5 to 75 years |
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Gained
expertise from providing services to children in a school setting
and to adults at the United Behavioral Health Center in Centerville,
OH. |
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Especially
skilled in combining creative arts techniques with cognitive-behavioral
interventions to make the therapy experience beneficial and
enjoyable for both young and old alike |
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Particular
treatment emphasis in ameliorating depression and anxiety stemming
from work-related stress, sexuality issues, low self-image,
parenting, and divorce |
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| Blanche
Pearson, MS, PCC |
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Licensed
Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervision Certification |
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Over
20 years in providing Play Therapy and Cognitive Behavior Therapy
to a population ranging in age from preschool to geriatrics |
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Instrumental
in the success of the Antioch McGregor School in 1986 and served
as the program counselor |
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Significant
contribution to the successful establishment of The Adolescent
Wellness Center, Dayton, Ohio, in 1993, acting as the clinical
therapist for that program for nearly three years |
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Experienced in building coping skills to handle such life challenges
as unplanned pregnancies, attention deficit disorder, domestic
violence, obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder, anger
management issues, depression and relationship difficulties |
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Uniquely
able to establish rapport with difficult adolescents struggling
with Oppositional Defiant Disorder |
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Comfortable
and adept at addressing AIDS prevention and gender identity
issues |
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Strong
expertise in working with children and women survivors of physical
and sexual abuse |
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| Jason
S. Wheatley, MSW, LISW |
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Clinical
Social Worker licensed in both Ohio and Michigan |
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Collaborated
in developing an after school program for Christian youth where
he provides social skills training, self-esteem presentations,
and counseling to participating youngsters and their families |
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Implementing
positive parenting interventions with parents of children with
developmental disabilities since 1998 |
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Working
with local churches to provide presentations on a variety of
life enrichment topics including communication skills, coping
with grief, and health and wellness enhancement |
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Treatment style incorporates an holistic approach that combines
the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of each individual
to achieve a healthy life balance |
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Particularly
effective in offering techniques to relieve the anxiety, depression
and adjustment difficulties that accompany college life |
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Doctoral
level training in assessment methods, Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder interventions, substance abuse treatment, and coping
with HIV |
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Holding
membership in the National Association of Social Workers, Ohio
Chapter and the Ohio Psychological Association |
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Awarded
one of the highest professional credentials in Social Work,
membership in the Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW),
recognizing those who maintain the highest level of ethical
and professional standards in practice. |
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Past
awards have included “Staff of the Year” and “Award
for Outstanding Employment” for his work in providing
intervention to those with mental illness and developmental
disabilities |
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Received
a Certificate of Appreciation for extraordinary service to the
Saginaw Public School District in Saginaw, Michigan |
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Clinical
practice focusing on helping couples build a strong foundation
for a healthy marriage, strengthening assertiveness, communication,
and relationship skills for adults and families, and improving
the adjustment of gifted adolescents |
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Our
Support Staff…
Heading up our reliable and hard-working support staff is our Office
Manager, Kathy Jackson.
Since 1989 Kathy has been indispensable in maintaining the overall
efficiency of our accounts management. Competent, personable, dependable,
and valued are but a few of the compliments that we can shower on
Kathy.
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Martha
Sturgell has joined our wonderful staff as our Assistant Office
Manager.
Martha is motivated, industrious and proficient
in using our billing software. Her aim is to provide accurate,
up-to-date account information for our clients.
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We
are very fortunate to have Pat DiSalvo as our Insurance Claims
Specialist.
She comes to us with over 20 years experience dealing
with health insurance companies. With her gentle persistence and
love of problem-solving she makes sure that insurance claims are
paid appropriately and in a timely fashion. We are able to provide
this service to our clients because Pat is on our team of professionals…all
dedicated to serving you.
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