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Founded in the St.Louis Metropolitan Area, Forgiven Hands Ministries Org has continued to provide annual donations to like-minded non-profit and for-profit organizations in support of Community Behavioral Health Care Services for all who have a need. These organizations include Salvation Army, Care ... Read More
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Founded in the St.Louis Metropolitan Area, Forgiven Hands Ministries Org has continued to provide annual donations to like-minded non-profit and for-profit organizations in support of Community Behavioral Health Care Services for all who have a need. These organizations include Salvation Army, Care STL Health, United Way, Better Family Life, Women of Grace, Ladies of Peace, First Choice Counseling Professional Corporation, American Red Cross, and many, many others. Our mission is to provide compassionate services without judgment and filled with the dignity that uplifts with evidence-based theories and techniques that have addressed clinical mental health challenges naturally and when absolutely necessary through psychotropic medications. Dr. Lauderdale believes it is time for all hands on deck for all mental health professionals who believe that integrated behavioral health care is the platinum standard to help address serious mental health issues that continue to cause public interruptions of safety, and community behavioral health care service goals.
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Community Behavioral Health Care
Dr. Naaman Lauderdale, on behalf of
Forgiven Hands Ministries . Org
Dr. Naaman Lauderdale
The Executive Director, Co-Founder of Forgiven Hands Ministries Org is a Clinical Mental Health Clinician, E.M.D.R. trained in private practice in the Metropolitan St.Louis City and County Area. Dr. Lauderdale continues to provide needed behavioral health services through the non-profit by referral to First Choice Counseling Professional Corporation. Integrated behavioral health services utilizing a Cognitive Behavioral Therapeutic approach interweaving Solution Focused Therapy has been very successful.
Community Behavioral Health Care
$0 of $550,000
Community Behavioral Health Care
Dr. Naaman Lauderdale, on behalf of
Forgiven Hands Ministries . Org
Dr. Naaman Lauderdale
The Executive Director, Co-Founder of Forgiven Hands Ministries Org is a Clinical Mental Health Clinician, E.M.D.R. trained in private practice in the Metropolitan St.Louis City and County Area. Dr. Lauderdale continues to provide needed behavioral health services through the non-profit by referral to First Choice Counseling Professional Corporation. Integrated behavioral health services utilizing a Cognitive Behavioral Therapeutic approach interweaving Solution Focused Therapy has been very successful.
Founded in the St.Louis Metropolitan Area, Forgiven Hands Ministries Org has continued to provide annual donations to like-minded non-profit and for-profit organizations in support of Community Behavioral Health Care Services for all who have a need. These organizations include Salvation Army, Care ... Read More
Campaign URL:
Founded in the St.Louis Metropolitan Area, Forgiven Hands Ministries Org has continued to provide annual donations to like-minded non-profit and for-profit organizations in support of Community Behavioral Health Care Services for all who have a need. These organizations include Salvation Army, Care STL Health, United Way, Better Family Life, Women of Grace, Ladies of Peace, First Choice Counseling Professional Corporation, American Red Cross, and many, many others. Our mission is to provide compassionate services without judgment and filled with the dignity that uplifts with evidence-based theories and techniques that have addressed clinical mental health challenges naturally and when absolutely necessary through psychotropic medications. Dr. Lauderdale believes it is time for all hands on deck for all mental health professionals who believe that integrated behavioral health care is the platinum standard to help address serious mental health issues that continue to cause public interruptions of safety, and community behavioral health care service goals.
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