Dr. John G. Kuna and Associates
35 E Elizabeth Ave #1,
Bethlehem, PA 18018
In recent years, mental health has become a popular topic. Once considered taboo, mental health is now part of an ongoing focus in our country. Today, you can find discussions taking place on the news, in school, and at home. For mental health counselors and therapists, it’s a good change. A person’s mental and emotional well being contribute toward a fulfilling life.
In some ways, it's surprising it took this long for mental health to reach the public conscious. After all, millions of adults suffer from mental illness. In fact, the National Institute for Mental Health reports that almost 1 in 5 adults in the United States has a mental illness.
As mental health becomes a bigger focus in our country, so do forms of therapy and treatment. Many individuals find success through licensed therapists and mental health counselors. The goal of the therapist is to help people overcome challenges and live better, healthier lives.
Where Can I Find a Mental Health Counselor?
Contact Dr. John G. Kuna and Associates in Bethlehem, PA. Our team includes mental health counselors, certified therapists, and licensed social workers. You'll find individuals from all walks of life with experience in many areas of mental and behavioral health. Our available services include psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy. We may be able to provide therapeutic relief if you’ve recently lost a loved one, can’t fall asleep, sleep too much, experience panic attacks, or are living with grief. Our therapists entered their respective fields because they enjoy helping others. We are here to serve you. Our goal is to help you gain the tools you need to make lasting changes in your life. Meet Our TherapistsMental Health Counselors & Prevention
They say the best medicine is prevention. It’s been predicted that the second most costly health problem by 2020 will be depression. Our mental health counselors may be able to help with problems before they get out of hand, including depression, substance abuse, family and marital issues, and stress management.