As COVID-19 continues to impact all of our lives, we believe that our clients need our services more now, than just a few weeks ago. WE WILL REMAIN OPEN AND AVAILABLE TO OUR CLIENTS unless advised otherwise by local government. For the safety and wellbeing of our clients and employees, Weinstein & Associates will suspend in person psychotherapy and move to remote (telemedicine) treatment effective Monday, March 23, 2020. We will return to in person treatment when current restrictions are lifted.
All current clients will continue to have access to their therapist by phone or computer via telemedicine (video+audio). If you have a scheduled appointment, you can access your clinician's virtual waiting room, then engage in a telemedicine session by clicking here or below. We are confident that you will find this system easy to use. With many people now staying and working from home, we anticipate increased network (phone and internet) usage. This may create connectivity issues. If we are unable to connect virtually, your therapist will remain available for a telephone session for your scheduled appointment.
To help expedite these new processes, please review, complete and submit our Telemedicine Release by clicking here:
All current clients will continue to have access to their therapist by phone or computer via telemedicine (video+audio). If you have a scheduled appointment, you can access your clinician's virtual waiting room, then engage in a telemedicine session by clicking here or below. We are confident that you will find this system easy to use. With many people now staying and working from home, we anticipate increased network (phone and internet) usage. This may create connectivity issues. If we are unable to connect virtually, your therapist will remain available for a telephone session for your scheduled appointment.
To help expedite these new processes, please review, complete and submit our Telemedicine Release by clicking here:
The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (MHAS) announced the launch of a new mental health COVID CareLine for Ohioans. Trained staff will be available to provide emotional assistance to anyone struggling with mental health concerns due to the ongoing stress of the pandemic.
The number to call is 1-800-720-9616. All calls will be confidential.
The number to call is 1-800-720-9616. All calls will be confidential.
We encourage everyone to adhere to Governor DeWine's decrees and follow CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recommended guidelines for protecting yourself. Here are direct links: Please stay safe and well. We will get through this, together.
