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counseling and psychiatric services for adolescents and young adults
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Jan Hamilton, MS, PMHNP,
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
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One of the challenges of parenting teenagers is to know when their behavior is normal and when they may be struggling in a way that requires professional help. It is normal for teenagers to withdraw from their parents. The need to develop a separate and individual identity is one of the developmental changes that need to happen during these years. But for parents, a teen that is withholding and withdrawing in a healthy way and one that is struggling and suffering in an unhealthy way may not look that different.
Click here to read about WARNING SIGNS for parents and friends to look for, and HOW TO HELP.
If you feel that your child is a danger to themselves, trust your gut and get help. Don't wait. Find a professional that can help your child through the current crisis and build skills to boost their resilience as they move forward through the rest of their lives.
Jan Hamilton
P.S. We are offering free 15 minute parent consultations through the end of December. This is a great opportunity to speak to a therapist about your teen's or young adult's particular issues.
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The ReBo Psycho-educational group offers Young Adults (ages 18-25, males and females) opportunities to learn about issues relating to relationships, boundaries, communication, and how to put them in action!
The group is designed to give members the skills and knowledge they need to be successful in their personal and professional relationships.
The group will be held on Wednesdays, from 6:30 - 7:45 pm.
The cost is $45 per group or a discounted rate of $225 for 6 groups if paid in advance.
Click here for more information.
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Doorways now offers services for Parents/Guardians of our current clients called Parent Time.
Janet Ander, LPC, is offering individual and couples counseling on Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Topics of sessions could include such issues as:
- Parenting support and skills
- Marriage and relationships
- Mood or Anxiety symptoms
- Communication techniques
- Understanding yourself or your teen better
- Identity and Self Esteem
- Conflict resolution
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| PROVIDER PROFILE: MICHELLE CARLIN, MS, NP-C |
Michelle Carlin, MS, NP-C
Adult Health and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Michelle is an Ohio native and earned her Bachelor's Degree and her Master's Degrees from The Ohio State University. She became certified as an Adult Health & Illness Nurse Practitioner as well as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in 2005. She has worked in a variety of clinical settings with adolescents and young adults with general mental health and serious mental health diagnoses. Michelle has also worked with people diagnosed with substance abuse disorders and in an inpatient women's substance abuse treatment center. She enjoys helping patients to get the best possible care and life skills necessary to help them through life's journey.
Michelle accepts BCBS, Cigna, United, Health Net (MHN), and Aetna insurance.
Please call our office at (602) 997-2880 for more information about how Michelle can be of benefit to you or a family you know.
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| DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY |
DBT Group for Adolescents: It's All About Relationships
Who: Male and Female Adolescents, ages 13-18. Group is open enrollment (you may join at any time). What: DBT group is a psychoeducational group for adolescents, specializing in teaching healthy coping skills through mindfulness strategies. When: Mondays, 6:30 p.m. - 7:45 p.m Led By: Jen Noto, LAC & Sarah VanHolland, LPC Where: Doorways, 1825 E. Northern Ave, Suite 200, Phoenix, Arizona 85020 How: Email Trina or call Doorways, (602) 997-2880
For more information, click here.
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