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May 11, 2021 40 min

Depression and Trauma

from Surviving Depression Hosted by Carl Binger

In this episode we talk Depression and Trauma and I have my Guest Megan Huynh join me. Megan works full time as a mental health counselor at Agape Counseling, a Christian Counseling Agency located in Rochester NY. She specializes in the treatment of trauma in women and is trained/utilizes the following trauma interventions for stabilization and processing of trauma: Schema Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). She is thankful for the freedom to incorporate client’s faith into sessions. When the client desires, she is able to pray and explore how the truths of scripture apply to suffering and pain. Prior to this, She worked for an intensive outpatient mental health program as a therapist and intake coordinator for a hospital system in Rochester, NY. In this program she worked with individuals and lead skills groups to support them in managing mental health symptoms associated with unipolar and bipolar depression, anxiety, psychosis, personality disorders and substance use. For more info on Megan click the link: Megan Huynh - Agape Counseling Associates (agaperoc.org)

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