Telecounseling Therapy and Coronavirus

Easy Access to Online – Virtual Therapy

Access to all services in the Coronavirus Era is presenting immense challenges to consumers and businesses alike.  Fortunately for our patients, Mental Pain and Trauma center has been employing a remote “telemedicine”, “telecounseling” solution for several years with great success.  Mental Pain and Trauma Center utilizes the cutting-edge, user-friendly HIPAA-compliant remote telemedicine platform Doxy.me.  Utilizing Doxy.me ensures that our patients can access needed therapy from virtually anywhere on earth where there is an internet or mobile-network connection.  These trying times caused by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have caused dramatic disruptions in our daily lives and mobility.  Consequently, Telecounseling provided by our Practice is rapidly becoming the preferred and necessary first choice for needed psychological counseling services.  In the era of Telecounseling Therapy and Coronavirus, Mental Pain and Trauma Center is providing a needed solution.

Telecounseling In The Age of Coronovirus

Many victims of automobile accidents face challenges when considering receiving therapy at our facility.  Some no longer have transportation.  Others are so traumatized by the accident that they find it impossible to drive.  Still others have physical disabilities preventing them from driving or riding in a vehicle without extreme bodily discomfort.  Mental Pain and Trauma has been using Doxy.me on a high percentage of our overall caseload as a result.  We are experienced at giving you the relief you need, wherever you may be.  Doxy.me is easily accessible by mobile phone, iPad/tablet, laptop or desktop computer.  It’s also very easy to set up and use.

Dr. Jeremy Cassius, PhD

Mental Pain and Trauma Center is the place where you can receive the help that you need for mental anguish, pain and trauma following an injury related as the result of an accident.  A graduate of the Forensic Psychology PhD program at Walden University, Dr. Jeremy Cassius has a wealth of experience diagnosing and treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Anxiety and Depression.  Consequently, Dr. Cassius saw that there was a need for mental professionals to work under a letter of protection (LOP) to help the clients of Personal Injury attorneys. “I saw many people affected by severe trauma and head injuries…they need our help.”  As a result, Dr. Cassius founded the MPT Center to realize the unmet need of clients who suffer trauma from a life threatening event.