Dr. Sam: A Different Approach to Psychotherapy
Dr. Sam: A Different Approach To Psychotherapy
www.drsamvonreiche.com Dr. Sam Von Reiche, Psy.D. discusses what makes her approach to psychotherapy unique in this segment of “A Better You” vlog series. Dr. Sam is a licensed clinical psychologist with a conveniently located office in Clifton, New Jersey, serving the whole of northern, New Jersey. She specializes in short and medium term treatment for depression and other mood disorders, adult ADD and ADHD, alcohol and substance abuse as well as other addictions, marital and couple counseling, as well as her own brand of personal coaching known as “Success Coaching”. For more about Dr. Sam, visit her upbeat and informative website www.drsamvonreiche.com For a wide array of interesting articles related to mental health and happiness, check out Dr. Sam’s blog at www.drsamvonreiche.com/blog/ She would love you to visit her on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/drsamvonreiche Follow her on Twitter @ www.twitter.com/drsamvonreiche Reach a live person waiting to help you at Dr. Sam’s office between 8 am and 5 pm: 973 -815-0777 Extension 201 Receive an email response within 24 hours: [email protected]
Many new college students may benefit from therapy
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According to the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) report, Wasting the Best and the Brightest: Substance Abuse at America's Colleges and Universities, 45 percent of students binge drink and approximately 21 percent abuse …
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Prescription drug abuse is a growing problem in Wyoming
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The 2012 Wyoming Prescription Drug Abuse Forum in Laramie will discuss the growing problem of prescription drug abuse in Wyoming. Conference topics will include: Responsible prescribing in a prescription crisis; A father's loss; Hope and recovery …
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Help for the next generation
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During a presentation at the Best Western Baraga Lakeside Inn Wednesday, Hatch told an audience of health care providers, home care professionals, mental health professionals, early childhood care providers and substance-abuse counselors about the …
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