Relationship conflicts, blended families or parenting problems, health issues, loss of a loved one, work stress, social injustice, and a multitude of issues can take a toll. Depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health problems can follow, or arise as unrelated problems on their own. For children and youth, these problems might also include learning difficulties, behavior disorders, or substance abuse.
Friends and family are there to help, but at times, the problems we face are just too difficult to solve. The professional staff of Psychological Resources have a passion for helping people live full and happy lives. Let us introduce ourselves to you!
Friends and family are there to help, but at times, the problems we face are just too difficult to solve. The professional staff of Psychological Resources have a passion for helping people live full and happy lives. Let us introduce ourselves to you!
Services
Psychological Resources is a family practice, helping adults, adolescents, children and seniors find solutions to life's problems. It is not unusual for people to feel a bit anxious about coming to therapy, so it can help to know what to expect. During the first session, your therapist will ask questions to get to know you, learn about what is important to you, clarify the reasons you are seeking therapy, and help you define your therapy goals.
Dr. Rebecca Alperin received her undergraduate degree from Chatham University (cum laude and with honors in psychology), an MS in Social Administration from Case Western Reserve University, and an MA in psychology from the University of Toledo.
She earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Toledo in 2004, and completed a post-doctoral fellowship through the Northwest Ohio Psychology Consortium with an emphasis on treating children and adolescents.Dr. Alperin worked for several years at a local community mental health center before starting private practice in 2010.
She earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Toledo in 2004, and completed a post-doctoral fellowship through the Northwest Ohio Psychology Consortium with an emphasis on treating children and adolescents.Dr. Alperin worked for several years at a local community mental health center before starting private practice in 2010.
Psychological Resources is a private practice group and is not subsidized by the government. Our office is supported solely by patient fees. If you have health insurance, your policy may cover all or part of your services. You may owe a co-pay or deductible, which will be due at the time of your visit.
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