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Note: Do not use the information on these pages as a substitute for evaluation and treatment by a professional health care provider. This quick, simple self-test can help distinguish between clinical depression and the normal fluctuations of mood experienced from time to time by most people. Sadness is a normal part of life, but sometimes when sadness persists, it becomes what mental health authorities call the nation's leading psychological problem: clinical depression. If you answer yes to more than two of the following questions, you may be experiencing clinical depression, indicating it is time to pursue the help of a trained counselor and possiby a psychiatrist as well. 1) Much of the time do you feel...
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3) Lately have you...
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6) Lately have you been thinking a lot about...
For Emergencies: Hotline of SLO County........ Dial 211 or (805) 548-8989 (24 hours) or 1-800-549-8989 Source:Adapted from materials created by the National Institute of Mental Health's Depression Awareness, Recognition, and Treatment (D/ART) Program, Rockville, MD |
In addition to seeing clients himself, Clay coordinates referrals to a network of experienced and qualified counselors with a variety of specialties to meet your specific needs. Contact him today and start creating a better life for you and your family. PhilosophyAt Village Counseling Center we believe most people have the resources to solve their problems. At times, however, a trauma or broken relationships or even the normal pressures of life can cause us to lose sight of our strengths; obscuring our natural ability to problem solve. Counseling provides a safe place where clients can regain their perspective, find acceptance, and challenge themselves to grow. And though true growth does require significant effort and courage, we at Village Counseling Center believe happiness is worth the price. Call us and begin building a better life, one risk at a time. Learn more about Solution-Focused Therapy Learn more about EMDR and the treatment of trauma, fear and anxiety |