Vallis (Latin for 'valley') Mental Health is proud to provide mental health services to the community of the Tennessee Valley and its surrounding areas. The mission of Vallis Mental Health is to offer services that assist individuals to identify concerns and achieve goals by utilizing a philosophy of compassion, respect, and acceptance.
Vallis Mental Health strives to implement an inclusive approach to any individual seeking support by promoting open-mindedness and by consigning value to each individual seeking assistance. All psychological and emotional presentations will be regarded with the utmost clinical services to guarantee patients reach his or her fullest potential and purpose.
Vallis Mental Health strives to implement an inclusive approach to any individual seeking support by promoting open-mindedness and by consigning value to each individual seeking assistance. All psychological and emotional presentations will be regarded with the utmost clinical services to guarantee patients reach his or her fullest potential and purpose.
Services
Please call for more information or to schedule an appointment. The T.O.V.A. Testing Package includes three 50-minute sessions, during which one of our highly-trained, licensed counselors will interviews the test-taker, administer the T.O.V.A., and then interpret the test's results and counsel the test-taker and family on any follow-up recommendations.
I am a professional counselor at Vallis Mental Health offering individual, couples, family, and group counseling. I graduated from Athens State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Chemistry, and I incorporate my knowledge of physiology and neurobiology into counseling intervention and psychoeducation.
I am a licensed professional counselor at Vallis Mental Health, offering clinical services that focus on treating the whole person through addressing the biological, sociological, and psychological components of wellness.
I specialize in assessing and treating a variety of issues, including mild to moderate substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders, trauma responses, especially those related to surviving natural disasters, depression, anxiety, relationship and attachment issues, chronic illness, and anger and stress management.
I specialize in assessing and treating a variety of issues, including mild to moderate substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders, trauma responses, especially those related to surviving natural disasters, depression, anxiety, relationship and attachment issues, chronic illness, and anger and stress management.
From acute psychiatric care to private practice, I have worked in a variety of mental health roles. Each of these experiences has shaped me to be the clinician I am today. One of the most important pieces of education I received from each of these roles was expertise in Trauma-Informed Care. When working with patients with anxiety, depression, and ADHD, I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Choice Theory.
I am the Operations Manager at Vallis Mental Health. I graduated from Troy University with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with a minor in Business. While I have experience in other fields, I am excited for the opportunity to work at Vallis Mental Health. My role is to streamline administrative and operational duties so clinicians and staff can focus on providing the highest quality patient-care possible.
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Danelea K.
Oct 23, 2020
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Initially, I was told they cared and wanted to help me, but with recent events, I now question that.
A family emergency & Covid 19 took me out of state for about 8 months. The counselor knew my situation and why I could temporarily be pulled out of state. I was told that if I was out of state that I could not be counseled because counseling could only be done in the current state according to the rules.
Recently, I received a letter terminating me as a patient. No call. No, "Hey are you okay? What's going on? Are you alive," Nope a letter. So I emailed them back expressing
A family emergency & Covid 19 took me out of state for about 8 months. The counselor knew my situation and why I could temporarily be pulled out of state. I was told that if I was out of state that I could not be counseled because counseling could only be done in the current state according to the rules.
Recently, I received a letter terminating me as a patient. No call. No, "Hey are you okay? What's going on? Are you alive," Nope a letter. So I emailed them back expressing
Zack Henry
Dec 22, 2019
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Yvette Ferguson
Nov 05, 2019
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Deon Wright
Oct 28, 2019
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Ryan Coons
Sep 21, 2019
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