Metamorphosis is the change in physical form, structure or substance; or a distinct alteration in appearance, character, or circumstances. It is usually marked and can be the result of an abrupt developmental change. Much like the metamorphosis of caterpillars to beautiful butterflies; so too is the transformational process of individuals who choose to engage in the counseling process. The main premise behind Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is that psychological problems are attributed to unhelpful ways of thinking and unhelpful patterns of behavior. The Good News is that people suffering from psychological problems can learn better ways of coping with them, thereby relieving their symptoms and becoming more effective in their lives. Rooted in the Cognitive Behavioral theory, the founder of MentalMorphosis believes people can become transformed by the “renewing of their minds”.
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Mission & Vision
Mission
Our mission is to provide high-quality Behavioral Health services that promote mental health for children and families in jeopardy. Our goal is to foster resilience and improve the overall quality of life for all individuals served, by moving them toward a place of wholeness. We endeavor to make a lasting impact on everyone served by also creating access to opportunities that develop generations of healthy families.
Vision
A community where all children and families are socially and emotionally competent and thrive.
Goals
We aim to create thriving, healthy families that will in turn create healthy communities that share a collective commitment and responsibility to the success of its children and future families. The following five goals are our top priorities:
▪ Promote mental health awareness at the local, state, and national level
▪ Preserve and Strengthen families
▪ Improve family functioning by helping to reduce/mitigate internal and external risk factors
▪ Partner with local agencies to leverage support and ensure sustainable improvements in the lives of individuals, children and families served
▪ Actively contribute to the development of the Behavioral Health workforce