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It's OK to have a mental illness. Many of us do. It's estimated that 1 in 5 Americans will experience a mental illness in their lifetime.

Make It Ok is a community campaign to reduce stigma by increasing understanding and creating caring conversations about mental illnesses.

What is Stigma?
Stigma is a negative perception of a person because of their condition. People may delay seeking treatment or support because of stigma. The sooner people get treatment, the greater their chances of recovery. Watch for more information from Grant Regional at upcoming community events. To learn more, visit: www.grantregional.com/mentalhealth

Outpatient Counseling

Grant Regional Community Clinic is pleased to welcome Emily Friederick, Licensed Professional Counselor as she joins Brittney Stelpflug, MSW, LCSW, in offering counseling services. Emily sees patients ages 12+ with the goal to help reduce stress and conflict, and improve upon essential coping skills, while strengthening decision making abilities. Emily encourages patients to focus on their mental health because it can have a huge impact on a person’s entire life.

“Whatever issues you are struggling with, you can find encouragement, help and healing through counseling.” - Emily Friederick, LPC

At Grant Regional Community Clinic's Outpatient Counseling services, we assist in improving concentration
and communication skills to help resolve difficult communication, build safe boundaries in problematic
relationships, and create healthier self-care techniques. These focused treatments are to improve our patients’ continuity of care, tailored for each individual patient.

Individual evaluation and treatment
FOCUSING ON BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Grief and loss
• Trauma
• Coping with life stressors and chronic health conditions
• Assistance with developing coping skills to manage stress