The Moriel Mental Health Center can help you manage almost any issue.
We offer expertise in managing chronic health conditions, addressing issues related to transgender and non-conforming individuals, trauma, social justice, and relationship challenges. Our focus encompasses the LGBTQI community, children and adolescents, as well as members of law enforcement.
The Moriel Mental Health Center is best known as the nation’s leading treatment center for victims of Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Gaslighting
Medical Condition Issues
Fibromyalgia
HIV/AIDS
Cancer
Traumatic Brain Injury
Physical Disabilities
Pain Management
The Moriel Mental Health Center has extensive training and experience working with individuals with chronic health issues such as: Fibromyalgia, HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Traumatic Brain Injury, physical disabilities, and working with individuals with chronic pain. We implements psychological pain management interventions to help reduce pain and improve quality of life.
Transgender and Non-conforming Issues
We have over 20 years working with the transgender and Non-Conforming community. We address issues such as discrimination, trauma, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and substance use issues. The Moriel Mental Health Center is trained by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). Affirmative letters for hormone therapy and other medical procedures are provided.
Marginalizations
Trauma
Depression
Suicide
Anxiety
Substance use
Discrimination
Letters for affirmative hormone therapy and medical procedures
Trauma
Physical, Sexual, Neglect
Racial Trauma
Discrimination
We work with children, adolescents, and adults with history of psychological, physical, and sexual abuse, and neglect. We have extensive experience in working with issues of discrimination and racial trauma. We are certified to provide Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy.
College Students
Stress and Anxiety
Depression
Loneliness and Isolation
Substance Abuse
Eating Disorders
Sleep Disorders
Academic Pressure
Relationship Challenges
Identity and Self-Esteem Issues
Trauma and PTSD
At the Moriel Mental Health Center we understand the unique mental health challenges college students face, from academic stress to identity struggles. With our deep experience and proven results, we offer tailored support to help students navigate these pressures and thrive.
Veterans
High work stress and demands
Trauma
Anxiety and depression
Family relationship issues
Veterans, after serving their nations with dedication and valor, often confront a range of challenges upon returning to civilian life. Many grapple with mental health issues like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, and depression, stemming from the traumatic events they witnessed or experienced during service. Physical injuries, some leading to lifelong disabilities, can further complicate their reintegration. Additionally, many veterans face difficulties in securing stable employment, navigating bureaucracy for benefits, and reconnecting with family and social networks. The transition from a structured military environment to a less regimented civilian world can also pose challenges in terms of identity and purpose, sometimes leading to feelings of isolation and disconnection.
Child, Adolescent, Family Issues
ADHD
Child Abuse
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Foster youth/adoption
School behaviors
Anxiety
Depression
Play Therapy
Art Therapy
Sand Tray Therapy
We have a passion working with children and adolescents, ages 8-18 years old. We have much training and experience working with issues, such as ADHD, survivors of abuse, disruptive school behaviors, and foster youth/adoption issues.
Relationship Issues
Family
Children
Coworkers and supervisors
Depression and anxiety
Self-esteem issues
Improve communication skills
Establish healthy relationships
Significant Others/Partners
Relationships with others are key to our well-being, success, and good quality of life. Dr. Juan works with relationships issue such as significant others, partners, children, family, and co-workers/supervisors. Ways to improve communication and establish healthy relationships are addressed. Self-esteem issues and boundary-setting are also addressed.