Mental Health Therapy
Our "Mental Health Therapy" service connects seniors with licensed therapists who specialize in working with older adults who have experienced neglect, abuse, or fraud. We recognize the unique mental health needs of seniors and offer comprehensive support that also includes families and caregivers when needed.
Disclaimer: While we are not licensed mental health therapists, we assist you in finding and connecting with appropriate mental health professionals. Our role supports and guides the process of helping you heal and recover.
Our role supports and guides the process of healing and recovery every step of the way.
Therapist Matching:
- Connect seniors with licensed therapists who have expertise in addressing the effects of neglect, abuse, and fraud.
- Ensure that therapists are experienced in geriatric mental health care.
Individual Therapy Sessions:
- Provide one-on-one therapy sessions tailored to the senior’s specific experiences and mental health needs.
- Focus on trauma-informed care and healing.
Family and Caregiver Support:
- Offer therapy sessions and resources for family members and caregivers to help them understand and support the senior’s mental health journey.
- Provide family therapy sessions to address collective healing and improve family dynamics.
Group Therapy:
- Facilitate group therapy sessions where seniors can share experiences and support each other.
- Create a community of understanding and solidarity among seniors who have faced similar challenges.
"Mental Health Therapy" offers crucial support for seniors who experienced neglect, abuse, or fraud. Without proper mental health support, several adverse outcomes occur:
- Increased Mental Health Issues: Seniors without access to mental health therapy suffer from untreated depression, anxiety, and PTSD, leading to a decline in their overall well-being.
- Isolation and Loneliness: Without therapy, seniors feel isolated and disconnected from others, exacerbating feelings of loneliness and hopelessness.
- Deterioration of Physical Health: Mental health issues often lead to physical health problems, such as weakened immune systems, chronic illnesses, and a higher risk of hospitalization.
- Strain on Families and Caregivers: The absence of mental health support increases the emotional and physical burden on families and caregivers, leading to burnout and reduced quality of care.
- Unresolved Trauma: Without professional help, seniors struggle to process and recover from past trauma, resulting in ongoing emotional distress and impaired functioning.
The problem by the numbers
- Prevalence of Mental Health Issues: The World Health Organization states that approximately 15% of adults aged 60 and over suffer from a mental disorder, including depression and anxiety.
- Underutilization of Mental Health Services: The American Psychological Association reports that only 20% of seniors with mental health issues receive the necessary treatment, indicating a significant gap in care.
- Impact on Physical Health: Studies show that seniors with untreated depression have a 40-60% higher chance of developing chronic health conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes.
- Caregiver Stress: The Family Caregiver Alliance reports that up to 70% of caregivers experience significant stress and mental health issues, often due to the lack of support and resources for managing seniors' mental health needs.
- Elder Abuse and Trauma: The National Center on Elder Abuse reports that nearly 10% of seniors experience some form of elder abuse, with many suffering long-term psychological effects that require professional intervention.
Assessment and Matching
Initial Contact:
- Families or seniors reach out to our organization via phone or email to express interest in the Mental Health Therapy service.
- Preliminary information is gathered to understand the senior’s mental health needs and background.
Comprehensive Assessment:
- Our team conducts a thorough assessment to determine the most suitable therapy options.
- Licensed therapists working outside the HelpDesk collaborate with our organization to perform these assessments.
Therapist Matching:
- Based on the assessment, seniors are matched with independent therapists or therapists from our pool who specialize in their specific needs.
- Our advocates and ombudsmen ensure the chosen therapist has the right expertise in geriatric mental health and trauma recovery.
Therapy Sessions:
- Scheduled therapy sessions begin, which may include individual, family, or group therapy options.
- Our advocates and ombudsmen stay involved to ensure the therapy plan is followed and that seniors are receiving the support they need.
Ongoing Support and Follow-Up:
- Regular check-ins by our advocates and ombudsmen to monitor progress and ensure the therapy is effective.
- Continuous support to make necessary adjustments and provide additional resources as needed.
- Ensuring that seniors are getting what they need to heal beyond mistreatment, with a focus on sustained well-being and recovery.
Our HelpDesk is staffed by a dedicated team of Senior Advocates and Certified Ombudsmen who support seniors, families, and caregivers through their journey to recovering from mistreatment. Although we are not therapists, we provide crucial support and guidance:
Our Role:
- Support and Advocacy: Offer support and advocacy for seniors, ensuring their rights are protected and their needs are met.
- Assessment and Matching: Conduct comprehensive assessments and match seniors with appropriate licensed therapists.
- Coordination and Follow-Up: Oversee the therapy process, maintain regular check-ins, and ensure that therapy plans are followed and effective.
- Crisis Management: Provide immediate assistance and coordination during urgent situations.
- Family and Caregiver Support: Offer resources and support for family members and caregivers to help them understand and support the senior’s mental health journey.
Our Qualifications:
- Experience in Elder Care: Extensive experience in elder care, advocacy, and crisis management.
- Training in Mental Health Coordination: Skilled in mental health care coordination and geriatric support services.
- Administrative and Logistical Expertise: Proficient in providing logistical and administrative support to ensure smooth operations.
- Customer Service: Strong background in office administration and customer service to handle inquiries and provide ongoing assistance
Our Senior Advocates and Certified Ombudsmen are committed to ensuring that seniors receive the comprehensive mental health support they need to heal and thrive beyond mistreatment.
To get started with our "Mental Health Therapy" service, contact us via phone or email to discuss your needs and schedule a quality of life check. Our team is ready to connect you with licensed therapists who understand and can effectively address the mental health challenges faced by seniors. With our service, you can begin the journey towards healing and improved well-being.
Therapist Matching:
- Connect seniors with licensed therapists who have expertise in addressing the effects of neglect, abuse, and fraud.
- Ensure that therapists are experienced in geriatric mental health care.
Individual Therapy Sessions:
- Provide one-on-one therapy sessions tailored to the senior’s specific experiences and mental health needs.
- Focus on trauma-informed care and healing.
Family and Caregiver Support:
- Offer therapy sessions and resources for family members and caregivers to help them understand and support the senior’s mental health journey.
- Provide family therapy sessions to address collective healing and improve family dynamics.
Group Therapy:
- Facilitate group therapy sessions where seniors can share experiences and support each other.
- Create a community of understanding and solidarity among seniors who have faced similar challenges.
"Mental Health Therapy" offers crucial support for seniors who experienced neglect, abuse, or fraud. Without proper mental health support, several adverse outcomes occur:
- Increased Mental Health Issues: Seniors without access to mental health therapy suffer from untreated depression, anxiety, and PTSD, leading to a decline in their overall well-being.
- Isolation and Loneliness: Without therapy, seniors feel isolated and disconnected from others, exacerbating feelings of loneliness and hopelessness.
- Deterioration of Physical Health: Mental health issues often lead to physical health problems, such as weakened immune systems, chronic illnesses, and a higher risk of hospitalization.
- Strain on Families and Caregivers: The absence of mental health support increases the emotional and physical burden on families and caregivers, leading to burnout and reduced quality of care.
- Unresolved Trauma: Without professional help, seniors struggle to process and recover from past trauma, resulting in ongoing emotional distress and impaired functioning.
The problem by the numbers
- Prevalence of Mental Health Issues: The World Health Organization states that approximately 15% of adults aged 60 and over suffer from a mental disorder, including depression and anxiety.
- Underutilization of Mental Health Services: The American Psychological Association reports that only 20% of seniors with mental health issues receive the necessary treatment, indicating a significant gap in care.
- Impact on Physical Health: Studies show that seniors with untreated depression have a 40-60% higher chance of developing chronic health conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes.
- Caregiver Stress: The Family Caregiver Alliance reports that up to 70% of caregivers experience significant stress and mental health issues, often due to the lack of support and resources for managing seniors' mental health needs.
- Elder Abuse and Trauma: The National Center on Elder Abuse reports that nearly 10% of seniors experience some form of elder abuse, with many suffering long-term psychological effects that require professional intervention.
Assessment and Matching
Initial Contact:
- Families or seniors reach out to our organization via phone or email to express interest in the Mental Health Therapy service.
- Preliminary information is gathered to understand the senior’s mental health needs and background.
Comprehensive Assessment:
- Our team conducts a thorough assessment to determine the most suitable therapy options.
- Licensed therapists working outside the HelpDesk collaborate with our organization to perform these assessments.
Therapist Matching:
- Based on the assessment, seniors are matched with independent therapists or therapists from our pool who specialize in their specific needs.
- Our advocates and ombudsmen ensure the chosen therapist has the right expertise in geriatric mental health and trauma recovery.
Therapy Sessions:
- Scheduled therapy sessions begin, which may include individual, family, or group therapy options.
- Our advocates and ombudsmen stay involved to ensure the therapy plan is followed and that seniors are receiving the support they need.
Ongoing Support and Follow-Up:
- Regular check-ins by our advocates and ombudsmen to monitor progress and ensure the therapy is effective.
- Continuous support to make necessary adjustments and provide additional resources as needed.
- Ensuring that seniors are getting what they need to heal beyond mistreatment, with a focus on sustained well-being and recovery.
To get started with our "Mental Health Therapy" service, contact us via phone or email to discuss your needs and schedule a quality of life check. Our team is ready to connect you with licensed therapists who understand and can effectively address the mental health challenges faced by seniors. With our service, you can begin the journey towards healing and improved well-being.
Our "Mental Health Therapy" service connects seniors with licensed therapists who specialize in working with older adults who have experienced neglect, abuse, or fraud. We recognize the unique mental health needs of seniors and offer comprehensive support that also includes families and caregivers when needed.
Disclaimer: While we are not licensed mental health therapists, we assist you in finding and connecting with appropriate mental health professionals. Our role supports and guides the process of helping you heal and recover.
Our role supports and guides the process of healing and recovery every step of the way.
Therapist Matching:
- Connect seniors with licensed therapists who have expertise in addressing the effects of neglect, abuse, and fraud.
- Ensure that therapists are experienced in geriatric mental health care.
Individual Therapy Sessions:
- Provide one-on-one therapy sessions tailored to the senior’s specific experiences and mental health needs.
- Focus on trauma-informed care and healing.
Family and Caregiver Support:
- Offer therapy sessions and resources for family members and caregivers to help them understand and support the senior’s mental health journey.
- Provide family therapy sessions to address collective healing and improve family dynamics.
Group Therapy:
- Facilitate group therapy sessions where seniors can share experiences and support each other.
- Create a community of understanding and solidarity among seniors who have faced similar challenges.
"Mental Health Therapy" offers crucial support for seniors who experienced neglect, abuse, or fraud. Without proper mental health support, several adverse outcomes occur:
- Increased Mental Health Issues: Seniors without access to mental health therapy suffer from untreated depression, anxiety, and PTSD, leading to a decline in their overall well-being.
- Isolation and Loneliness: Without therapy, seniors feel isolated and disconnected from others, exacerbating feelings of loneliness and hopelessness.
- Deterioration of Physical Health: Mental health issues often lead to physical health problems, such as weakened immune systems, chronic illnesses, and a higher risk of hospitalization.
- Strain on Families and Caregivers: The absence of mental health support increases the emotional and physical burden on families and caregivers, leading to burnout and reduced quality of care.
- Unresolved Trauma: Without professional help, seniors struggle to process and recover from past trauma, resulting in ongoing emotional distress and impaired functioning.
The problem by the numbers
- Prevalence of Mental Health Issues: The World Health Organization states that approximately 15% of adults aged 60 and over suffer from a mental disorder, including depression and anxiety.
- Underutilization of Mental Health Services: The American Psychological Association reports that only 20% of seniors with mental health issues receive the necessary treatment, indicating a significant gap in care.
- Impact on Physical Health: Studies show that seniors with untreated depression have a 40-60% higher chance of developing chronic health conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes.
- Caregiver Stress: The Family Caregiver Alliance reports that up to 70% of caregivers experience significant stress and mental health issues, often due to the lack of support and resources for managing seniors' mental health needs.
- Elder Abuse and Trauma: The National Center on Elder Abuse reports that nearly 10% of seniors experience some form of elder abuse, with many suffering long-term psychological effects that require professional intervention.
Assessment and Matching
Initial Contact:
- Families or seniors reach out to our organization via phone or email to express interest in the Mental Health Therapy service.
- Preliminary information is gathered to understand the senior’s mental health needs and background.
Comprehensive Assessment:
- Our team conducts a thorough assessment to determine the most suitable therapy options.
- Licensed therapists working outside the HelpDesk collaborate with our organization to perform these assessments.
Therapist Matching:
- Based on the assessment, seniors are matched with independent therapists or therapists from our pool who specialize in their specific needs.
- Our advocates and ombudsmen ensure the chosen therapist has the right expertise in geriatric mental health and trauma recovery.
Therapy Sessions:
- Scheduled therapy sessions begin, which may include individual, family, or group therapy options.
- Our advocates and ombudsmen stay involved to ensure the therapy plan is followed and that seniors are receiving the support they need.
Ongoing Support and Follow-Up:
- Regular check-ins by our advocates and ombudsmen to monitor progress and ensure the therapy is effective.
- Continuous support to make necessary adjustments and provide additional resources as needed.
- Ensuring that seniors are getting what they need to heal beyond mistreatment, with a focus on sustained well-being and recovery.
Our HelpDesk is staffed by a dedicated team of Senior Advocates and Certified Ombudsmen who support seniors, families, and caregivers through their journey to recovering from mistreatment. Although we are not therapists, we provide crucial support and guidance:
Our Role:
- Support and Advocacy: Offer support and advocacy for seniors, ensuring their rights are protected and their needs are met.
- Assessment and Matching: Conduct comprehensive assessments and match seniors with appropriate licensed therapists.
- Coordination and Follow-Up: Oversee the therapy process, maintain regular check-ins, and ensure that therapy plans are followed and effective.
- Crisis Management: Provide immediate assistance and coordination during urgent situations.
- Family and Caregiver Support: Offer resources and support for family members and caregivers to help them understand and support the senior’s mental health journey.
Our Qualifications:
- Experience in Elder Care: Extensive experience in elder care, advocacy, and crisis management.
- Training in Mental Health Coordination: Skilled in mental health care coordination and geriatric support services.
- Administrative and Logistical Expertise: Proficient in providing logistical and administrative support to ensure smooth operations.
- Customer Service: Strong background in office administration and customer service to handle inquiries and provide ongoing assistance
Our Senior Advocates and Certified Ombudsmen are committed to ensuring that seniors receive the comprehensive mental health support they need to heal and thrive beyond mistreatment.
To get started with our "Mental Health Therapy" service, contact us via phone or email to discuss your needs and schedule a quality of life check. Our team is ready to connect you with licensed therapists who understand and can effectively address the mental health challenges faced by seniors. With our service, you can begin the journey towards healing and improved well-being.
We Protect.
Become a Member
We respond within 24 hours
Urgent matters require immediate attention without delays
We advocate differently
Experience real action and meaningful change, not just talk
We uncover mistreatment
Mistreatment never goes unnoticed, accountability remains in check
We separate health and care
Some things must be independent to deliver better outcomes
We build strong support circles
A small army of Advocates and Ombudsman guiding every step of the way
We Protect.
Become a Member
We respond within 24 hours
Urgent matters require immediate attention without delays
We advocate differently
Experience real action and meaningful change, not just talk
We uncover mistreatment
Mistreatment never goes unnoticed, accountability remains in check
We separate health and care
Some things must be independent to deliver better outcomes
We build strong support circles
A small army of Advocates and Ombudsman guiding every step of the way
We Protect.
Become a Member
We respond within 24 hours
Urgent matters require immediate attention without delays
We advocate differently
Experience real action and meaningful change, not just talk
We uncover mistreatment
Mistreatment never goes unnoticed, accountability remains in check
We separate health and care
Some things must be independent to deliver better outcomes
We build strong support circles
A small army of Advocates and Ombudsmen guiding every step of the way