Newcastle Health care and diagnostic center is an integrated health care service provider which has incorporated mental health services.
Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood.
Your mental health — your psychological, emotional, and social well-being — impacts every area of your life. Having positive mental health allows you to effectively deal with the daily stressors of life, communicate well with others, make healthy decisions and live life to its fullest
Maintaining your mental health is vital to living a happy, healthy life. Unfortunately, many people struggle with mental illnesses and psychological disorders that leave them feeling hopeless, helpless, and alone. Many turn to drugs and alcohol, and other maladaptive behaviors to numb the pain and cope with the mental conditions they face, however, the Mental health professional team at Newcastle Health Care and Diagnostic Center is here for you to help you walk the journey to psychological wellbeing, with well skilled and experienced Clinical Psychologists.
We’re a Treatment Center that will focus on more than just the physical symptoms of your health problem — we also offer dual diagnosis treatment options aimed at helping you free yourself from the bonds of mental illness and enjoy positive mental health.
Contact us or schedule an appointment to learn more about how we can aid in your journey to mental wellbeing.
Our services include.
- Mental health disorders assessment
- Individual and family therapy
- Child and adult therapy
- Youth and adolescent counselling (Sexuality and developmental issues)
- Trauma counselling
- Gender based violence therapy
- Couple counselling
- Drug and substance abuse therapy
- Loss and grief therapy
- Employee wellness
- School training programs
- Training and motivational speaking
- Other psychological/emotional problem intervention
“Emotional pain is not something that should be hidden away and never spoken about. There is truth in your pain, there is growth in your pain, but only if it’s first brought out into the open.” — Steven Aitchison
