By Nicole Clarizio People are sometimes weary to talk about suicide and shy away from the topic. The likely reason is not that they don’t care, or don’t want...
By HEIDI RAPINCHUK Millions of Americans struggle with substance use and/or mental health disorders. The good news is that many people do recover. Research suggests that 75% of people...
By Leah Martin, MA, NCC If the beginning of the school year has you feeling stressed or overwhelmed, you are not alone. The transition back-to-school can be difficult for...
Donna Loza, LCPC, CADC, CODP I Grief is strongly felt when we lose a person who meant everything to us. Grief is felt when there is a break up...
By Robyn Ozelis, M.A., LPC, Austism Specialist ...
My name is Samantha Boone and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate at Midwest Center for Hope and Healing. It is important to pay attention and...
By MCHH Therapist Robin Ozelis, LPC Many people wonder if they have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). We have all had traumas in our lives. The significance of these traumas...
By Donna Loza, LCPC, CADC, CODP I A person might be wondering, do they have a problem with either alcohol or other drugs? A person might be hearing from family...
Anger is an emotion we all have, and sometimes it’s justified and necessary. But sometimes anger can become unmanageable, rearing its head at the smallest provocation or misunderstanding. When...
TREATING DEPRESSION If you’ve ever experienced depression, you know it’s more than just a feeling of sadness or temporary dip in your mood. When depression creeps in, it interferes...