At times, things can get a little stressful; Jobs, family, and marital differences. Is there any one of us at some time in our life who could not have benefited from another perspective on the problems we were facing? If now is such a time for you, maybe now is the time to seek some help with your problems and begin improving your future.

Specialty Care is a group practice specializing in the following areas:

Individual
Marital
Family Therapy specializing in relationship issues
Strengthening Marriages
Adolescent Problems
Coping with Stress or Depression
         
Divorce Support Anger Management Mental Health Counseling


Address:
   2000 E. Market St Warren, OH 44483
   
Telephone:
   (330) 540-7451
Open for phone therapy during Covid-19 shutdown
   
Email:
   kyb123@peoplepc.com


Preferred provider for all the following carriers as well as others. Otherwise, fees are most competitive.

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Aetna
 
Cigna Medical Mutual of Ohio
 
Medicare/Medicaid Managed Health Network
 
United Healthcare Value Options


BA Psychology - Kent State University

MSSA - Case Western Reserve University

Licensed Independent Social Worker

Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor

American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, Clinical Member

Academy of Certified Social Workers

Distress Signals

Symptoms of distress arise as individuals, couples, and families experience normal development stages, face special needs and problems, or confront unexpected crises. These symptoms are not always obvious, even to the trained observer. Some distress signals to look for are:

• Feelings of marital and family dissatisfaction.

• Frequent references to a child's behavior, school adjustment, or underachievement.

• Sexual problems or concerns.

• Emotional distress when talking about onces fiancee, spouse, children, parents, or other family member.

• References to feelings of loneliness, isolation, moodiness, and depression.

• Unexplained physical injuries to spouse or children.

• Repeated requests for tranquilizers, energizers, or sleeping aids.

• Repeated illnesses or non-compliance with treatment regime.

• Excessive abuse of substances such as alcohol and/or drugs.

• Repeated financial difficulties.

• Inability to set or attain goals.

• Drastic weight fluctuations and/or irregular eating patterns.

• Repeated employment difficulties, frequent job changes, and difficulty with co-workers.