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Generosity is contagious. Please help support our mission and donate to Second Act/Scene 2. We are completely reliant on charitable donations in order to be able to continue to provide these services. Any amount you can share will be greatly appreciated and put to good use right here in the community.
Second Act/Scene 2 is a non-profit charity offering mental health counseling services.
Depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, mood disorders, PTSD, bi-polar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder are just a few of the debilitating mental illnesses that we provide therapy for.
Adolescent, adult and couples therapy are provided in a relaxed setting where healing and compassion are at the center of the therapy we provide to both individuals and families.
Experienced professionals provide support and guidance to help those afflicted with drug and alcohol addictions and impulse control issues re-claim themselves and follow the path to healthy living.
Recently a client expressed frustration at the lack of quality counseling services for people who don’t have insurance and are of lesser financial means. This client is a recovering alcoholic. In her case, she has insurance that pays for a large piece of her ongoing treatment, however, in the local AA meetings she attends, she often hears of the struggles of other less fortunate people. She was delighted to hear about our Second Act/Scene2 services with its mission to treat individuals with the same high quality of care, no matter how much they can pay.
All of us are touched by untreated mental illness and other life problems. The effects are everywhere, causing us to deal with them daily. Whether it be a college student who commits suicide, a deranged parent who kills their children, a family member quietly suffering from depression, the ADHD kid who can’t sit still in school, a co-worker wrestling with an addiction, or a neighbor struggling with anxiety.
The lack of quality counseling services for people who don’t have insurance and are of lesser financial means is devastating for many in our community who need help.
Through the generosity of those who partner with us, we can make a difference in the lives of our fellow neighbors. Just a $100 donation allows four more people to receive an initial clinical evaluation.
