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Jonathan Reitzenstein

"Jonathan Reitzenstein is always kind, supportive and thorough, enjoy working with him, thank you ! " -Cari V. from MI... More

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Offers online care for Charleston, West Virginia

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"Jonathan Reitzenstein is always kind, supportive and thorough, enjoy working with him, thank you ! " -Cari V. from MI... More

Who might be a good fit for Jonathan?

People experiencing mental health concerns and looking for a therapist with experience in medication management might consider Jonathan Reitzenstein’s style of care. He offers thoughtful, compassionate support tailored to adults across a broad age range, helping clients feel heard and understood throughout their treatment journey. View Profile

Veterans and Active Duty Military Mental Health

Charleston, WV

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Mental Health Services in Charleston, West Virginia

Charleston, the capital city of West Virginia, is a vibrant community with a population of over 47,000. Nestled along the banks of the Kanawha River, it boasts a rich cultural scene, historic landmarks, and a strong sense of community spirit.

Key Mental-Health Concerns for Charleston Residents

In West Virginia, depression and anxiety disorders are the most prevalent mental health conditions according to the CDC. Furthermore, the state also has one of the highest rates of substance abuse disorders in the nation per the NIMH.

Access to Care & Providers in Charleston

Charleston offers both public and private mental health services. These include crisis lines like the West Virginia 211, community organizations such as the Kanawha County Mental Health Center, and various local initiatives focused on mental health access and treatment.

Therapies & Specialties

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is widely offered by therapists in Charleston, West Virginia.
EMDR and other trauma-focused care options are also readily available.
Local offerings include e-therapy options, bilingual care, and specialized support for veterans.

Local Policies & Stressors

Despite its charm, Charleston residents face stressors like a high cost-of-living and industry pressures, especially in the coal mining sector. The ongoing transition to remote work also presents new mental health challenges for many.

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