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        Your Partner for Better Mental Health

        Innovative Counseling Services is a leading and high-quality counseling clinic in Charlotte, NC that applies complementary therapy approaches and techniques. Their approach will unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding a person back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life. The counseling clinic is staffed with a team of highly skilled therapists that is dedicated to helping their clients improve their overall mental health.

        Counseling Services Offered


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        Career Counseling
        Couples Counseling
        Distance Counseling

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        Peace of Mind

        Individual, Family, and Group Counseling

        Military Lifestyle Counseling

        Psychotherapy

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        Stress and Pain Management
        Trauma-Sensitive Services

        Holistic Counseling Services Offered

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        Mindfulness
        Stress Management
        Yoga


        Meet The Team

        Tammy Broadaway, LPC


        Tammy Broadaway


        Tammy Broadaway, LPC is a holistic wellness mental health therapist and a licensed professional counselor. She provides compassionate counseling services to help clients find a sense of hope, support, and healing to obtain true happiness. Her education and professional background in the mind, body, and spirit gives her a unique and effective approach to counseling to develop a specialized treatment plan that will be integrated into her clients’ daily lives.


        Tammy provides services to individuals, adolescents, couples, military personnel, and veterans. She specializes in anxiety, depression, stress, life transitions, college life adjustments, career changes, relationship issues, youth behavior issues, grief and loss, self-esteem building techniques, as well as chronic pain management.


        Mental Health News


        Feb
        23

        2020 devastated US mental health — healing must be a priority

        Opinion piece by Daniel Gillison, NAMI CEO and Andy Keller, president and CEO of Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute focused on access to care and how people suffering from inadequately treated mental health issues disproportionately drive excess medical costs. The crisis is now of such magnitude that a failure by legislators and policy makers to shore-up an overwhelmed mental health care system could cripple recovery. Post-COVID forecasts warn that the cost of treating widespread anxiety and depression will create a $1.6 trillion drag on the U.S. economy. The National Alliance on Mental Illness estimates that untreated mental illness already costs us up to $300 billion annually due to lost productivity and associated costs due to absenteeism, employee turnover and increases in medical and disability expenses.
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        Feb
        23

        We Asked the Experts: What Will Be the Lasting Effect of the Pandemic on Our Children?

        With reports of learning losses, depression and anxiety, and lack of socialization, parents are worried their kids may suffer the consequences of the pandemic for years to come. Jennifer Rothman, senior manager of youth and young adult information/initiatives at NAMI, says we don't know what the impacts of the pandemic on kids' mental health in the long run will be just yet. Data from the CDC show that while overall rates of ER visits have decreased during COVID, the proportion of visits related to mental health emergencies has grown—up 24% for kids ages 5 to 11 and 31% for kids ages 12 to 17. If parents believe their child is struggling with a mental illness, a good first step is to contact their pediatrician for an evaluation, says Rothman. "From there, your pediatrician will be able to refer you to specialists to decide on what treatment options will work best for your child," she says. "The earlier your child starts treatment, the better the outcomes." While parents are naturally concerned about their kids, Rothman's biggest worry is the stress and heaviness that's weighing on all members of a family, including parents. Her No. 1 tip for parents is to make sure they're taking care of themselves and seeking help when they need it. "Self-care is extremely important when you're caring for others," she says.
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        Feb
        19

        Many Psych Meds Trigger Weight Gain, But New Research Points to Better Options

        Scientists may have uncovered the reason critical medications for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder cause weight gain and diabetes, findings they hope will lead to better drugs. In fact, these side effects commonly drive patients to stop taking the drugs, said Dr. Ken Duckworth, CMO, NAMI. Duckworth, who was not involved in the new research, said it's important to understand why those adverse effects occur. These findings, he said, "begin to unravel" the issue. The takeaway, both Duckworth and Freyberg said, is that patients' difficulties with current antipsychotics are being heard. "Scientists are working on this," Duckworth said. For now, the challenge for patients is to manage the side effects the best they can. The first step is being aware that they can happen, Duckworth noted, since people being newly prescribed an antipsychotic are not necessarily able to process all the information they're receiving. For their part, Duckworth said, doctors should be monitoring patients' weight, blood sugar and cholesterol, to catch unhealthy changes.
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        Innovative Counseling Services is an established counseling clinic in Charlotte, NC. They offer psychotherapy and other holistic counseling services for the betterment of their clients’ mental health. Read through the rest of their website to find out more details about their company and the work they do. Should you have other questions about their counseling sessions, service rates, or anything else about their work, feel free to give them a call or send them a message. Trust only a licensed and certified counseling service provider.

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        Tammy Broadaway, LPC

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        Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
        Saturday to Sunday: Closed


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        Services on evenings and weekends are available by appointment.

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        If you are looking for extra support and guidance to get through a challenging situation, please contact us today.

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