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Mental Health is Human Health: Therapy
Why do we see increasing rates of mental distress, depression and suicide among teens and young adults? LCC counselor Louise Rabidoux and PAR Rehab therapist Charla Yingling discuss what they observe on campus and in our community, and talk about the therapy experience, different types of therapy, and how to access resources.
Charla Yingling, LCSW, received her Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Michigan State University. While there, she completed the Clinical Social Work with Families Certification Program. Charla also holds a Master’s in Telecommunications and Urban Studies. At PAR Rehab, Charla provides psychotherapy services to an ethnically diverse client population of varying ages. She works with individuals, couples, families, and children. Her clinical interests include working with people who struggle with anxiety, depression, identity issues, stress management, and couple/family relational concerns. She is member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Louise Rabidoux, MA, LPC, NCC, is a licensed professional counselor with LCC’s Counseling Services where she facilitates personal and educational development through counseling and advocacy. She assists students in identifying concerns, developing strengths and coping skills, and achieving academic and personal success. Special counseling interests include grief and loss, sexual assault, relationship violence, depression and anxiety, coping with change, developmental challenges, and post-traumatic stress. Louise holds a Master’s in Counseling from Michigan State University, a Bachelor of Social Work from Western Michigan University, and she is an LGBTQ+ ally.
Contacts
Email: Louise Rabidoux
Website: LCC Counseling
Email: Charla Yingling
Website: PAR Rehab
Resources
Website: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Website: Speaking of Suicide
Website: The Trevor Project
Website: Please Stay Video Program
For those with insurance, contact your insurance company for a list of in-network mental health providers. Some employers provide Employee Assistance Programs, too; inquire with your HR department.
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By LCC ConnectWhy do we see increasing rates of mental distress, depression and suicide among teens and young adults? LCC counselor Louise Rabidoux and PAR Rehab therapist Charla Yingling discuss what they observe on campus and in our community, and talk about the therapy experience, different types of therapy, and how to access resources.
Charla Yingling, LCSW, received her Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Michigan State University. While there, she completed the Clinical Social Work with Families Certification Program. Charla also holds a Master’s in Telecommunications and Urban Studies. At PAR Rehab, Charla provides psychotherapy services to an ethnically diverse client population of varying ages. She works with individuals, couples, families, and children. Her clinical interests include working with people who struggle with anxiety, depression, identity issues, stress management, and couple/family relational concerns. She is member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Louise Rabidoux, MA, LPC, NCC, is a licensed professional counselor with LCC’s Counseling Services where she facilitates personal and educational development through counseling and advocacy. She assists students in identifying concerns, developing strengths and coping skills, and achieving academic and personal success. Special counseling interests include grief and loss, sexual assault, relationship violence, depression and anxiety, coping with change, developmental challenges, and post-traumatic stress. Louise holds a Master’s in Counseling from Michigan State University, a Bachelor of Social Work from Western Michigan University, and she is an LGBTQ+ ally.
Contacts
Email: Louise Rabidoux
Website: LCC Counseling
Email: Charla Yingling
Website: PAR Rehab
Resources
Website: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Website: Speaking of Suicide
Website: The Trevor Project
Website: Please Stay Video Program
For those with insurance, contact your insurance company for a list of in-network mental health providers. Some employers provide Employee Assistance Programs, too; inquire with your HR department.