Mental Health Therapy in Huntington

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Philip Bloomer

Huntington, West Virginia - Clinical Social Worker/therapist
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I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. I offer therapy for people of all ages and all mental health and substance use difficulties, in whatever combination they occur. I have also helped couples and families work out their problems. As a social worker I look at every area of life, believing that where we live, our physical wellness, our relationships, the way we think, our past, the emotions we experience, what gives our lives meaning and purpose and often so many other factors all play a part in making our lives what they are, so the treatment I offer looks at all of these. Everything we talk about is strictly confidential, allowing us to talk about anything and everything. I never judge and you can expect me to be honest and truthful with you. I absolutely believe in the potential for everyone to experience a positive change in their life. I use a number of different therapeutic styles many of which include helping people manage their problems, figure out what is really important to them, work out what they want from life and what they can do to move them towards their hopes and dreams. I am an American citizen but was born and spent the first 30 years of my life in England and I still retain much of my accent. My first career was working for the British government. I returned to school and obtained my Master’s degree in Social Work at the age of 40. As well as academic and theoretical knowledge, I draw on a broad range of life experiences including having had my own personal struggles with both mental health problems and substance use. At present I offer standard office hour appointments, Monday to Friday 8:15 a.m. to 6:00 pm (Eastern Time), although I have accommodated individual scheduling requirements in the past. Our initial visit includes a lot of information gathering to help me better understand what I can do to help you. I look forward to meeting you, hearing your life story and helping you write the next chapter.

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Free Mental Health Resources in West Virginia

NAMI Greater Wheeling is a coalition of parents, family members, and community members who are committed to addressing mental health struggles among residents in Greater Wheeling. Services offered include access to support groups, crisis services, education, advocacy, and outreach support.
HELP4WV offers 24/7 care through a toll free hotline, text, and online chat feature. Some of the services you'll receive include crisis counseling, access to mental health resources, and referrals to other services that can support you in your local community. They work with individuals of all ages and backgrounds.
The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance offers free resources to individuals struggling with their mental health. Among the resources available are peer support groups, education services, and access to community resources. They work with men and women, particularly those with depression or bipolar disorder.
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Depression Men Women
Milan Puskar Health Right is a nonprofit organization that addresses mental health struggles, including depression and anxiety. They also offer substance abuse services. Counseling, case management, and other support are available free of charge, regardless of whether or not you have insurance.
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Depression Anxiety Substance Abuse
First Choice Services West Virginia Navigator is a nonprofit organization that can help you, free of charge, to enroll in state insurance coverage, apply for mental health support, and get access to other resources that will address your mental health or substance abuse recovery needs.
Prestera Center is a community based mental health center. They provide free and low cost services to address mental health struggles. Supports include crisis intervention and substance abuse programming. They also offer homeless services, health and wellness support, and other related services.
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Depression PTSD Anxiety Substance Abuse
The West Virginia Family Grief Center works with individuals of all ages, providing access to free peer led support groups, resources, and workshops. This center primarily supports individuals dealing with grief or loss and who have co-occurring mental health struggles as a result of their loss.
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Depression Anxiety Grief
Catholic Charities of West Virginia is a nonprofit program that provides counseling, case management, and other support services to residents throughout the state. They operate in all counties of West Virginia and have community partnerships that allow you to get connected to the resources you need.
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Depression PTSD Anxiety Domestic Violence
The West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence works specifically with victims of domestic violence. Services include free confidential counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy support. You can find help locally and be supported through a safe exit plan so you can take the next step in recovery.
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Domestic Violence PTSD
The West Virginia Behavioral Healthcare Providers Association is a nonprofit organization that can help you find free or low cost behavioral health services. This can include support for mental health or co occurring substance abuse struggles you're facing. You can get connected to public and private providers in your community.
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Depression Anxiety Substance Abuse
The Covenant House WV serves marginalized adults and families who are experiencing homelessness and poverty. They offer resources including mental health support, case management, crisis services, and housing assistance support. The program serves as a safety net for those who need it most.
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Depression Anxiety Substance Abuse
Fairness West Virginia – Transgender Health Guide offers guidance to members of the LGBTQ community. Care is culturally competent, and you can work with medical and mental health care providers to receive the specialized support you need.
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LGBTQ
Branches Domestic Violence Shelter provides safe shelter, advocacy, and counseling services to members of the LGBTQ community who have become victims of domestic violence and other related issues. They can also connect you to health services, homeless services, legal aid, and other resources.
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LGBTQ Domestic Violence
The West Virginia Autism Training Center specializes in working with populations who have an autism spectrum disorder. Services available through the center include training, resources, and support services for diagnosed individuals and their families.
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Autism
WVU Medicine Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry offers free or low cost mental health assessments, crisis intervention, and psychiatry services to residents throughout the region. Addiction services and modern therapies, including transcranial magnetic stimulation, are also available here.
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