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Watch a Client’s Testimonial Video

Our client was referred to our practice by his attorney.  He had been involved in a workplace accident involving a forklift, which changed his life forever by crushing his foot and requiring complex surgery and medical procedures to save his limb.  His doctors reconstructed his foot using skin grafts and muscle transplants.  Not surprisingly, our client began showing signs of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and made the wise decision to reach out to his attorney’s office for suggestions.  After over a year of focused therapy, our client is much-improved and continues to progress day-by-day.  Here he is in his own words talking about his experience with Mental Pain and Trauma Centers:

We couldn’t be more happy for our client.  He has been working with his Therapist, Janet Snyder, for well over a year, and has made significant progress over that time.  Our client is a testament to results that can be achieved when referred to Mental Pain and Trauma Centers.

We encourage you to download this Anxiety questionnaire and place it in all client intake packets.  Any score over 20 would indicate that a referral to Mental Pain and Trauma should take place.

Mental Pain and Trauma Centers is a unique entity where you can refer your clients to get the help that they need for mental anguish, pain and trauma following an injury as the result of an accident.  We operate under a Letter of Protection/Lien for PI cases.  Our services also offer the benefit of strengthening grounds for favorable settlement outcomes.  In addition, our Practice is well-accustomed to records requests, subpoenas and depositions.  I personally oversee our data collection and dissemination processes to ensure our referring attorneys get the accurate evidence and reporting they need to strengthen their cases.
Mental Pain and Trauma Centers is staffed by clinicians who are trained to employ customized therapeutic solutions tailored to each patient’s case and specific needs.  Mental Pain and Trauma Centers 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.
Our Clinical Director is 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 and has successfully treated many TBI victims.
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Anxiety and The Coronavirus

Unusual Circumstances

Under normal circumstances, personal Injury clients are highly likely to suffer anxiety and other mental trauma symptoms as a result of the shock and turmoil surrounding an automobile or workplace accident.  As a result, in the midst of the current global pandemic, anxiety, anxiety and The Covid 19 Coronavirus have conspired with existing stressors to compound the plight of accident victims who may be pursuing damages through Personal Injury Attorneys.

Remedy:  Telehealth Solution

That’s where Mental Pain and Trauma Centers comes in.  The HIPAA compliant telehealth solution Doxy.me has made it easy, simple and secure for your clients to remotely access counseling services with Mental Pain and Trauma Centers.  During this time of increased stress and uncertainty, anxiety and anguish, Mental Pain and Trauma Centers and doxy.me makes remote counseling easy and secure through clients’ mobile phones, tablet PC’s and Ipads, laptops and PC’s.

Mental Pain and Trauma Has Employed Telehealth For Years

Mental Pain and Trauma Centers has been offering telehealth services through Doxy.me for several years, well before Anxiety, Mental Anguish and The Covid 19 Coronavirus came upon us.  In fact, we even have a questionnaire that you can place in your clients’ intake packets to help determine during the intake process if they should schedule an initial evaluation with our practice under a Letter of Protection (LOP).  This is largely due to the fact that many of our clients have major difficulties operating a motor vehicle due to the stress surrounding engaging in the very actions that led to their anxiety, and also because many clients’ primary transportation was totaled in the accident they suffered.

We Are Your Trusted Partner

In our experience, most clients experience similarly positive outcomes via telehealth therapy as in-person visits.  We are confident this is due in part to the clinicians at Mental Pain and Trauma Centers being experienced and confident utilizing this platform to counsel clients.  Mental Pain and Trauma Centers is uniquely positioned to help your clients with their anxiety and mental anguish as a result of their accidents.

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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 Centers 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 Centers 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.

Contact Mental Pain and Trauma for Therapy Anywhere You Are

If you or someone you know, for instance, is suffering from mental and/or emotional trauma as the result of an accident, you have found a destination that can help.  Additionally, please feel free to contact us anytime and you will receive a rapid response. Above all, our trained professionals will quickly assess your situation and your needs and begin working with you to get you the help you need to work through difficult mental and emotional stress and anguish.  We are here for you in this era of Telecounseling Therapy and Coronavirus.

Dr. Jeremy Cassius, PhD

Mental Pain and Trauma Centers 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.

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