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Plain-language articles on Deaf mental health, therapy, and living well — written for our community.
Testing First Ever Post
The Story Hook: I burned my toast three times this morning. My dog hid under the couch. Then I realized why I felt so stressed. The Fact Hook: Most people give up on their goals by February. They try to change t
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Bridgetta Bourne-Firl
Sharon does well in educating individuals to groups related to mental health topics. I learned a lot from her for various types of situations. For one, she did a community education session on how the brain chemistry does have a role in creating bonds, the social media's loop impact on the dopamine levels, etc...all presented directly to us via American ...
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JT
From the bottom of my heart, the Deaf Counseling Center (DCC) is an absolute blessing! DCC stands as a beacon of hope for Deaf individuals seeking mental health support in a world that too often silences us. If you're looking for a new lease on life-this is the right place. Healing is here, and you are not alone.
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Judith Nuij
Yes, I all support deaf people with problems, support deaf therapists and psychologists who help deaf people with problems. Very valuable and most important to remove the deaf from isolation and give them a better feeling. I think it's great, everything for the deaf and by the deaf in USA.
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Laura Billings
I watched almost all of the videos, Deaf Counseling Center has amazing counselors, full of access! I can feel my life will change from them...
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Sallie Mae Pauley
I want to share with you about this Deaf Counseling Center's weekly Zoom support group led by a wonderful licensed Deaf counselor, Sheli Barber. I strongly encourage anyone who needs this to participate. Trust me on that, it's WORTH!!
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Reyes Hourihan
This deaf counseling center is best service. I couldn't survive without this deaf Counselor/ therapy service. Wonderful feed back and suggestion. I highly recommend.
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder: Mick's Story
Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) can happen when people become overly concerned or bothered by something about their physical appearance. It is not about being self-obsessed or vain.
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Neurodiversity: Toni's ADHD Story
As part of DCC's spotlight on neurodiversity, Toni shares her struggles with ADHD, which is prevalent in 4.4% of the US population.
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National Deaf Therapy Negligence
National Deaf Therapy, hit with abuse allegations, is closing. A look at the Florida Supreme Court case that offered clarity on negligence vs. medical negligence.
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Understanding Deaf People in Counseling Contexts
Published Oct. 1, 2013 in Counseling Today - A pUblication of the American Counseling Association
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The Facts about Bipolar Disorder
Vlog Summary: Bipolar disorder is a term that is once again receiving a great deal of attention on television, in newspapers, and even in the Deaf community. Britney Spears' behaviors of late, for example, have spurred rumors that she might have bipolar disorder.
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Say NO to Deaf Guilt
Guilt Defined: Guilt is usually described as "the sense of right or wrong". As an emotion, it suggests conscience - that little angel sitting on your shoulder - and remorse.
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Sticks and Stones: Bullying and Deaf People
What's So Unique about Bullying and Deaf People?: What's the first thought that comes to mind when you see the words "bullying" and "Deaf"? Is it a lone Deaf child being picked on by hearing schoolmates?