Russell Marino

Therapist

LCMHC

Male

I offer what feels like a unique perspective in this field as a black male counselor with 16 years of experience. I am biracial and enjoy working with people of color and Caucasians of any age looking for help with issues including depression, anxiety, identity issues, social problems, life direction and many others. I also enjoy working with couples of any age and type. I prefer to utilize the Strengthening Families Program. An evidence-based practice that has fantastic material related to thought management, symptom/feelings management, communication skills, and life/family structure. I highlight the importance of rest, nutrition, and exercise for anyone trying to get better at anything or trying to be more healthy. I am person-centered and like to make sure our sessions flow well and our conversations are enjoyable.

About Russell Marino

Top Specialties

Addiction Anger Management Anxiety Career Counseling Coping Skills Couples Counseling Depression Family Conflict LGBTQ+ Mental Health Men's Mental Health Parenting Peer Relationships Racism Self Esteem Self-Harming Spirituality

Treatment Methods

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Ages Treated

Middle Age (40 - 64) Young Adult (18-39)

Identifies As

Black / African American

Languages Spoken

English

Practice/Network Information

Grow Therapy

License Information

LCMHC

Insurance and Fees

Insurance or Payments Accepted

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Aetna All Savers AvMed Blue Cross Blue Shield Cigna EAP Evernorth Golden Rule Harvard Pilgrim Humana Optum Oscar Self Pay Surest (formerly Bind) Tufts United Health Care

Available In

North Carolina

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