Neighborhood Counseling Services, LLC is committed to providing mental health services for individuals and families with the highest quality of care while promoting the well being of those in our community. A process that is focused on helping the patient heal mentally and address problems or issues in a constructive manner.
Helps patients cope with grief that may occur due to a death of a loved one or a major change in their life that trigger feelings of grief or loss. A process to learn and recognize signs of anger in order to take action in dealing with the situation and calm down in a positive way. Evaluations that are designed for determining if services are necessary for patients who have complex or psychological needs.
Helps patients cope with grief that may occur due to a death of a loved one or a major change in their life that trigger feelings of grief or loss. A process to learn and recognize signs of anger in order to take action in dealing with the situation and calm down in a positive way. Evaluations that are designed for determining if services are necessary for patients who have complex or psychological needs.
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A process that is focused on helping the patient heal mentally and address problems or issues in a constructive manner. It also provides support when the patient is experiencing difficulties due to stress, work, family or social problems. A type of therapy geared towards younger children that uses "play" to communicate with them, while resolving or preventing issues that may occur.
Evaluations that are designed for determining if services are necessary for patients who have complex or psychological needs. Services may include assistance in school, home and/or the community such as Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services/Wraparound, Family Counseling, Outpatient or other specialized services.
Dr. Bennett, co-owner of Neighborhood Counseling Services, LLC, received his Ph. D. from the Educational, Developmental and School Psychology Program at the University of Pittsburgh. He was a Behavioral Analyst in the state of Delaware and a Psychologist in Pennsylvania. His experience includes psychological services at the Polk Center, Clark Summitt State Hospital and the State Correctional Institute-Forest County.
Diane received her bachelor's degree in Psychology from Indiana University of PA and her master's degree in Counseling from Edinboro University. She is a licensed professional counselor who specializes in trauma-informed therapy. Diane has worked with youth in many different capacities over the past 25 years, including TSS/Behavioral Health Rehabilitative Services, Child Welfare, Adoption/Foster Care, and most recently in education.
Sarah earned her Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from Thiel College and her Master's Degree in Social Administration from Case Western Reserve University. Prior to working at Neighborhood Counseling Services, she had vast range of experience in community mental health, foster care, residential treatment, and community based services.
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Stephanie Turner
Dec 07, 2021
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Samantha Miller
Mar 16, 2020
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Rebecca Bruce
May 08, 2018
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Kevin Phillips
Dec 03, 2017
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My 10 year old son is a patient. I called this facility the week before my son's first visit and was treated very well and it was agreed that they would get back with early the next week after the initial visit to tell me how the visit went. I was never called. Second visit scheduled for 6/5/17 at 4pm I called the office on this day and again reminded them that I am concerned about my son and I have EVERY right to hear about my 10 YEAR OLD son's progress and I was hit with very rude comments that Neighborhood Counseling does not have to reach out to me and I would have to call in during his appointment
Tomi Dilworth
Jul 07, 2017
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Jodie Marie
Nov 10, 2015
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