Ocean County. April 2020. Many parents have been faced with the challenge of balancing work and family responsibilities during this pandemic. Working from home while managing your childrens’ academic needs can be a daunting experience. At PBHG, many of our staff are facing the same challenges. Today we introduce you to Dave Seegert and his […]
April 2020. Ocean County. Preferred Behavioral Health Group continues to be actively dedicated to providing critical mental health services for children and families. The Children’s Mobile Response and Stabilization program provides crisis intervention and stabilization services to youth (birth to age 21). The program is actively providing case management, support and service linkages for youth
Children’s Mobile Response and Stabilization Program Actively Supporting Families Read More »
by Tara Chalakani, PsyD, LPC, RN. The recent crisis of the coronavirus pandemic has sent shockwaves throughout the world. One thing we can agree upon is that no one has ever experienced anything like this before. COVID-19 is unlike any pandemic, natural disaster, or war, for that matter, that we have ever encountered. However, one
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April 7, 2020. We are currently living amidst very challenging times. People struggling with mental illness and substance use issues are faced with even greater challenges. During this pandemic, we have had to change the “how” in our approach, but we are connecting regularly with children, teens, adults, veterans and seniors more than ever before.
March 31, 2020. The importance of focusing on our mental health needs at this time cannot be underestimated. We are all facing unexpected changes in our work and home situations which can easily lead to, or exacerbate, stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues. Social distancing can create social isolation if we don’t take
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March 25, 2020. Greetings from Preferred Behavioral Health Group. It’s a challenging time for all of us. And for people struggling with mental illness and substance use issues, the challenge is even greater.While we have had to change the “how” in our approach, what we have not changed is the passion and compassion we bring
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