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Charles has devoted the last 20 years working the field of Behavioral Health. During this time, he earned his degree in clinical mental health counseling and is currently Doctorate Candidate in Health Care Administration (DHA). These accomplishments as well as extensive experience has expanded and enhanced his skills to provide measured based care to patients seeking to understand and improve their mental health. Charles’ main approach to therapy is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT); specializing in Trauma and Crisis. However, he is known to be eclectic in theoretical approaches depending on the needs of the patient. Charles utilized CBT approach to assist in developing behavioral goals to improve pre-existing mental illnesses, through understanding of thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Maryland
10 years
MD LCPC LC10688
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