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PROGRAMS

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CLINICAL

CARE

 

If you need counseling and you are either uninsured or unable to afford the cost of your copayments, we can help. If you are unsure about whether you qualify, just give us a call. We’ll be happy to help you figure out what you need and who can help you. If you are eligible for our services, we’ll schedule you for an evaluation appointment with our director. We’ll get to know you, you’ll get to know us, and we’ll develop a care plan together. You’ll then be linked with one of our therapists and, if needed, we'll help you find a psychiatrist. And if you need support with issues related to housing, employment, social services, or other challenges we’ll address that as well.

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PEER

SUPPORT MEETINGS

 

Peer support plays an important role in wellness for many people. In the past, we've had a Grief Group, a group for families and loved ones affected by mental illness, and a group for moms with incarcerated children. Groups are started and run as the need arises. Currently, we have one peer support meeting each week.

 

The Living Room  

Wednesdays, 1:00 - 4:00 pm

 

Every Wednesday, our volunteers offer coffee, tea, and a safe place to heal and grow. In The Living Room, peers create a nonjudgmental space in which to share their struggles, offer encouragement and exchange coping strategies. Folks bring problems ranging from parenting dilemmas to pain from past abuse, to living with a diagnosable mental illness. In the Living Room, relationships are built on mutuality and respect. Come when you can; stay as long as you want.

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Yoga for Overall Wellness

 

We offer weekly yoga sessions to help individuals gain strength and flexibility,

and to relieve stress and physical pain.

For more information, call or email us.

Finding Solid Ground

Upcoming Therapy Group Alert:
 

Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center is offering a 5-week therapy group for adult survivors of childhood sexual trauma (prior to age 18).

This group is a safe place to learn about how you've been impacted by what happened to you, to learn ways to cope with the effects, and to gain solid footing for healing and growth. Meetings will be offered in the late-afternoon, from the week of March 18 through the week of April 22.

Participants must commit to all 5 (90-minute) sessions, as consistent attendance is important to creating a safe group.

As with all our offerings, there is no cost to participants.

 

For more information contact Amy at 585-325-1186, ext. 114 or at contactmentalhealth@spirituschristi.org 

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