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    What is mental health?

    What is mental health?

    Mental health refers to a person's emotional, psychological, and social well-being, influencing how they think, feel, and act in their daily lives. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), mental health encompasses a range of factors, including how individuals cope with stress, relate to others, and make choices. Good mental health is characterized by a balanced state of mind, where individuals can manage their emotions, maintain fulfilling relationships, and effectively navigate life's challenges. Conversely, poor mental health can lead to various issues, such as anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders, which can affect one's overall quality of life.

    In-person and virtual therapy offer effective mental health treatment. Teletherapy provides convenience and accessibility, especially for underserved populations, while in-person sessions capture subtle non-verbal cues crucial for complex cases. The choice depends on individual needs, preferences, and the severity of mental health conditions.

    In-person therapy

    • Pros: Observes non-verbal cues; ideal for severe conditions and crises.
    • Cons: Requires travel; limited accessibility.
    • Best suited for: Patients in crisis or requiring intensive support.

    Online therapy

    • Pros: Convenient, accessible; broadens provider options.
    • Cons: Misses subtle body language; potential for distractions.
    • Best suited for: Individuals seeking flexibility or living in remote areas.

    Find a therapist who will help you through effective therapy modalities

    While there are numerous therapy modalities, six of the most common include CBT, psychodynamic therapy, DBT, EMDR, exposure therapy, and interpersonal therapy. Each addresses different mental health challenges, providing tailored, evidence-based support for individuals seeking healing and personal growth. When choosing a therapist, find one that specializes in the therapy modality you are interested.

    Connect with a variety of qualified mental health therapists

    Connect with a variety of qualified mental health therapists

    When seeking support for mental health concerns, it's essential to understand the various types of mental health professionals available, as each brings unique expertise and approaches to therapy. These professionals can provide valuable guidance and treatment tailored to individual needs, helping clients navigate their mental health journeys effectively. A few different types of healthcare professionals who can offer therapy services include:

    • Psychologist

      Specializes in the assessment and treatment of mental health disorders through various therapeutic techniques.

    • Psychiatrist

      A medical doctor who can diagnose mental health conditions and prescribe medication as part of treatment.

    • Counselor

      Provides support and guidance to individuals facing personal challenges, often focusing on specific issues or life transitions.

    • Occupational therapist

      Helps individuals improve their ability to perform daily activities, addressing both physical and mental health aspects.

    FAQs

    • Why is mental health important?

      Mental health is crucial because it affects every aspect of our lives, including how we think, feel, and interact with others. Good mental health contributes to improved relationships, productivity, and overall quality of life. It enables individuals to cope with stress, make informed decisions, and engage meaningfully with their surroundings. Prioritizing mental health is essential for achieving a balanced and fulfilling life.

    • How to improve mental health?

      Improving mental health can be achieved through various strategies. According to the National Alliance of Mental Health, individuals can engage in regular physical activity, maintain a balanced diet, and practice mindfulness or meditation to enhance emotional well-being. Additionally, seeking social support from friends and family can provide a sense of connection and belonging. Accessing professional therapy when needed is also a vital step in addressing mental health concerns.

    • What are the signs that I need mental health therapy?

      Common signs include persistent sadness, anxiety, mood swings, difficulty concentrating, disrupted sleep, or strained relationships. Therapy can help address these challenges.

    • Can therapy work for children and adolescents?

      Yes, therapy, such as play therapy or CBT, is effective for children and teens struggling with emotions, behavior, or trauma.

    • What should I expect during my first therapy session?

      The first session typically involves discussing your concerns, goals, and background to create a tailored treatment plan with your therapist.

    • How long does mental health therapy usually take?

      The duration varies depending on the condition and goals. Some issues resolve in weeks, while others require ongoing support.

    • Can mental health therapy be combined with medication?

      Yes, many individuals benefit from combining therapy with medication prescribed by a psychiatrist for comprehensive mental health management.

    • What should I do if I don’t feel connected to my therapist?

      It’s essential to feel comfortable with your therapist. If the connection isn’t right, discuss your concerns or consider finding a better match.

    • How much does mental health therapy cost?

      The cost of therapy varies based on factors like location, provider, and insurance coverage. On average, therapy sessions cost around $21 with insurance, which can reduce expenses by approximately 78%. Without insurance, sessions typically range from $100 to $200 per hour. To understand your costs, review your insurance benefits, get a cost estimate from your provider, or contact your insurance company directly for details about coverage and copays. Sliding scale fees or community programs may also help make therapy more affordable.

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    If you are experiencing severe emotional distress, it’s important to remember that you are not alone and help is available. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a mental health professional who can provide the support and guidance you need. Taking that first step toward seeking help can lead to positive changes in your life and help you regain control.

    Dr. Rob Rohatsch, MD, is a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine physician and urgent care executive. He earned his MD from Jefferson Medical College, currently serves on multiple boards and is Solv’s Chief Medical Officer.

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    • Efficacy of dialectical behavior therapy in the treatment of borderline personality disorder (January 1, 2025)
    • Group therapy. (January 1, 2025)
    • What is psychotherapy? (2023)
    • What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? (January 1, 2025)
    • Finding help: When to get it and where to go. (January 1, 2025)
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    • Anxiety disorders. (December 4, 2024)
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    5 years of experience

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    Hamutyinei Mamutse, NP (he/him)

    Specialties

    Depression

    Anxiety

    Bipolar Disorder

    ADHD

    Anger Management

    Dissociative Disorders

    Insomnia/Sleep Issues

    Medication Management

    Mood Disorders

    Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)

    Personality Disorders

    Trauma and PTSD

    Serves ages

    18-64

    Licensed in

    OH

    About

    My name is Harmony Mamutse. I am a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner-Board Certified (PMHNP-BC). I obtained my master’s degree in Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practice from Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion, Indiana. The role of Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner is to assess, diagnose and treat the mental health needs of those suffering from mental health diseases. My training allows me to approach behavioral health problems in a comprehensive way, with the understanding that one has a story to tell about what he/she been through in life. I believe in building trusting relationships with my clients, empowering them to take an active role in their mental health journey I am licensed in Ohio to prescribe psychiatric medication across the lifespan. I currently treat clients 18 and above age group. I also offer individual psychotherapy.

    Queendroline Nkeh, NP (she/her)

    Specialties

    ADHD

    Anxiety

    Bipolar Disorder

    Coping Skills

    Depression

    Grief

    Insomnia/Sleep Issues

    LGBTQ

    Men's Issues

    Mood Disorders

    Racism

    Self Esteem

    Women's Issues

    Serves ages

    All

    6-12

    13-17

    18-64

    65+

    Licensed in

    MA

    OH

    IA

    CO

    About

    Queendroline Nkeh (MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC) has over 12 years of experience in healthcare. Patients who have worked with her like that she's relatable, easy to talk to, and is sincere. Most importantly, she encourages Integrative Psychiatric Medicine for all patients with what they are comfortable in utilizing. Incorporating vitamins and nutrition coaching, alongside medications and herbal supplements are strongly encouraged.

    May Yang, LISW (she/her)

    Specialties

    Addiction

    Anger Management

    Coping Skills

    Depression

    Eating Disorders

    Anxiety

    Child or Adolescent

    ADHD

    Serves ages

    All

    6-12

    13-17

    18-64

    65+

    Licensed in

    MN

    MI

    TX

    OH

    About

    I have a decade of experience focusing on children, adolescents, adults, women, men focusing on depression, anxiety, work life balance, sexual health, sexual addictions, grief and loss, life transitions, domestic violence, eating disorders, abuse against children, relationship health, marriage counseling, pre-marriage counseling, trans gender issues and court mandated therapy services. THIS WORK is my life’s passion and it is a honor to be in this profession. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Michigan with a degree in Interpersonal Practice and it is my life’s work to help you get to a place you want to be. I provide a safe, nurturing, and non-judgmental environment to help you overcome your past struggles and present barriers. I will guide you to help yourself to master the tools necessary to effectively navigate through the complexities of life with a new set lenses in order to help you reach your full potential.

    Anthonia Nzika, NP (she/her)

    Specialties

    Anxiety

    Bipolar Disorder

    Depression

    ADHD

    Anger Management

    Coping Skills

    Crisis Intervention

    Dissociative Disorders

    Eating Disorders

    Family Conflict

    Mood Disorders

    Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)

    Peer Relationships

    Serves ages

    13-17

    18-64

    65+

    Licensed in

    OH

    About

    At Empowerment Health Solutions, we are dedicated to providing advanced health equity that improves access to care for those who need it. We specialize in working with clients with high clinical acuity and recent hospitalization. We provide Psychiatric evaluations, Medication management, and Talk therapy for Children, Adolescents, and adults and their families, in person and or via Telehealth. Our goal is to empower children and adults through a quick recovery from depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, ODD, CD, SAD, and more. We also work with a dedicated theme of specialists that provides a wide range of psychotherapy and Holistic Care.

    Laura Nye, LISW (she/her)

    Specialties

    Addiction

    Trauma and PTSD

    Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)

    Anxiety

    Coping Skills

    Crisis Intervention

    Depression

    Personality Disorders

    Self-Harming

    Sex Addiction

    Sexual Abuse

    Spirituality

    Substance Misuse

    Serves ages

    18-64

    Licensed in

    OH

    About

    I am a Licensed Independent Social Worker (LISW) and Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor (LICDC) with over 5 years of experience specializing in substance use disorders and mental health challenges. Holding a Master’s degree in Social Work from Ohio State University and advanced training in addiction counseling, I use a strengths-based approach focused on resilience and empowerment. My experience spans outpatient settings, residential treatment facilities, and detox, where I provide comprehensive assessments, individualized treatment plans, and trauma therapy. I incorporate evidence-based practices, including motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), EMDR, and trauma-informed care, to support clients in overcoming their challenges. I am dedicated to creating a safe, supportive environment for clients to explore their issues and move toward healing. In addition to direct clinical work, I am passionate about community outreach, advocating for mental health awareness and addiction recovery. I collaborate closely with other healthcare professionals to ensure holistic, integrated care for my clients. Outside of work, I enjoy traveling, reading, drumming, swimming, and spending time with family and friends, which enriches my understanding of the diverse experiences of those I serve.

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