Mental Health Therapy in Trumbull

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Anna Gut

Trumbull, Connecticut - Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Anna Gut is a board certified psychiatric nurse practitioner in Trumbull, Connecticut, providing comprehensive psychiatric care for adolescents and adults. Her practice offers psychiatric evaluation, medication management and individual therapy, with clinical focus areas including depression, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD and substance use concerns.  Anna takes a holistic, patient centered approach, integrating thoughtful prescribing with psychotherapy to support individualized, collaborative treatment planning. Therapy and Psychiatric Services at Anna Gut's Practice Treatment typically begins with a thorough psychiatric diagnostic evaluation, which may include laboratory evaluation and consideration of underlying medical factors contributing to mental health symptoms. From there, Anna develops a personalized plan that may incorporate medication management, deprescribing support, genetic psychotropic testing and ongoing therapy. Anna draws on evidence based and integrative modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness based cognitive therapy (MBCT), psychodynamic therapy, solution focused brief therapy and strength based approaches. Clients can expect a collaborative space to address conditions ranging from mood and anxiety disorders to trauma, sleep difficulties and dual diagnosis. Quick Facts About Anna Gut's Trumbull Practice Anna Gut's practice is located at 502 White Plains Road in Trumbull, Connecticut, with telehealth available across the state. Services offered include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual therapy, deprescribing and genetic psychotropic testing. She treats adolescents 13 years and older and adults, including Christian clients seeking faith sensitive care.  Her approach is holistic, integrative and patient centered, combining CBT, MBCT and psychodynamic methods. Insurance accepted includes Aetna, Cigna and Evernorth, UnitedHealthcare/UBH and Wellfleet, with out of network billing and sliding scale options. She has 25+ years of experience across behavioral health, substance use, medical and forensic psychiatry settings. Getting Started With Anna Gut In Trumbull New clients can begin by scheduling a free 15 minute consultation to determine fit and discuss next steps with Anna's Trumbull, Connecticut practice. She is available to answer questions about scheduling, payment options and integrated psychiatric care.

Free Mental Health Resources in Connecticut

NAMI Connecticut provides support groups for adults and adolescents with mental illness or mental illness with substance abuse, as well as family members and friends. They also provide Fact Sheets, LGBTQ+ support resources and advocacy. They host mental health awareness events supporting mental health and criminal justice.
PFLAG Tolland-Mansfield offers online and in-person support group meetings for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies, advocacy, and online training webinars on topics of trans and nonbinary identity issues, safety, wellness, and PFLAG group facilitator trainings.
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Triangle Community Center provides LGBTQ support group programs include a monthly social event for teens and a monthly teen creative arts program. Other groups include a men’s group, a bowling group, games nights, and AA and NA meetings, all scheduled on the website calendar. Their website also offers a newsletter and information about local Pride events.
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The Hartford Healthcare Support Groups offer group counseling and peer coaching for persons of all ages. Peer-based mental health support is available for adolescents, adults, and seniors, including specialized programs for persons in addiction recovery, persons with disabilities, persons experiencing grief and loss, trauma survivors, and members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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The Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services website provides information about bed availability at facilities offering inpatient mental health care, transitional housing, group home residency, or respite care. They also offer referrals for assessments, outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment, MAT treatment, and naloxone access. They can coordinate transportation if needed.
The Mary J. Sherlach Counseling Center provides individual, group and family therapy as well as crisis intervention and substance abuse counseling services. They also offer youth enrichment programs and diversionary programs for at-risk teens, plus support groups, screenings, and a tutoring service for Trumbull students.
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The Hartford Vet Center provides counseling for depression, PTSD, military sexual trauma, grief, and more. Veterans and family members can also access recreational and creative arts therapies. Referrals are made for substance abuse treatment. Telehealth visits are available.
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211 Connecticut offers access to a suicide prevention helpline, referrals to mental health counseling services for adults, youth, and children, and referrals to support groups. They also offer an e-Library with information on mental health conditions, crisis services, involuntary admission guidelines, social services support providers, and other mental healthcare-related topics.
Join Rise Be is a peer support for young adults that advocates for reduction of discrimination related to substance abuse recovery. In addition to warmline, they also offer in-person and online support meetings. A newsletter and blog are available online. The website accepts artistic contributions, such as writing, art, or music pieces.
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CT State Mental Health Counseling and Wellness Services provides free in-person counseling, crisis response, mental health screenings, suicide prevention assistance, first aid trainings, wellness programs, and referrals to free or low-cost off-campus community resources. You'll also find referrals to local resources for LGBTQA+ individuals, undocumented individuals, and those needing support for disabilities or neurodiversity conditions such as autism or dyslexia.
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UCONN Student Health and Wellness (SHaW) provides students with free individual or group counseling, crisis support, case management services, grief support, and mental health screenings. They also offer wellness programs including meditation, mindfulness training, and yoga. They give referrals and coordinate with off-campus providers and provide assistance accessing low-cost options for prescription medications when needed.
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Reach Out Connecticut provides emotional support and referrals for mental health or physical health needs. They also provide referrals for food assistance via food pantries, food drives, or government programs, as well as supplies for daily living, such as diapers, baby supplies, and hygiene products. They offer help with rental assistance applications.
Focus on Veterans, Inc. provides transportation services to Newington and West Haven and is available most weekdays. Transportation to Andover is available Thursdays, and on other days depending on availability. Transportation to some out-of-state VA hospitals may be available upon request.
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Coastal Connecticut Counseling provides counseling for adults, families, and children. Play therapy for children takes place in a therapeutic playroom, where kids can interact with therapists while playing with toys, puppets, doll houses, and a sand tray. The website has links to additional LGBTQ+ resources.
The Trumbull Community Wellness Services and Resource Guide provides local community resources listings and links, including services of mental health providers, food and financial assistance programs, older adult and caregiver programs, wellness screenings, suicide prevention, and grief counseling services. You can also access smoking/vaping cessation programs, SUD and mental health support group referrals, and family violence prevention referrals.
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