College of Mental Health Counseling

Depression and anxiety are major mental health issues experienced by large segments of the population. Learning these approaches from the College of Mental Health Counseling can be healing and transformative for many who suffer.

Anger is an emotion often associated with violence, conflict, child abuse, marriage and family breakdown, and bullying. Chronic anger toward self and others may lead to self-destructive patterns, addiction, assault, and suicidal behavior.

Unhealed loss and grief are often compounded in the form of relationship breakdown, depression, mental distress, and suicide. The College of Professional Counseling and Therapy describes helpful approaches for healing some aspects of grief.

The College of Mental Health Counseling presents free download articles on counseling skills and processes for healing painful conditions common to the human condtion: depression, grief, marriage and relationship problems, childhood abuse, and more.

The College of Mental Health Counseling presents an understanding of gang psychology, the London riots, aboriginal suicide and other mood disorders as possible effects of Postmodern Anomic Disorder* identified for the first time in this report.

The College of Mental Health Counseling www.collegemhc.com presents this counseling skills course for personal and professional development and entry to the counseling profession.

The College of Mental Health Counseling at www.collegemhc.com presents these very practical steps to resolving conflict in relationships and groups.

Critique from the College of Mental Health Counseling www.collegemhc.com, of the Discovery Channel program “Curiosity” in which Stephen Hawking argues from natural law giving a negative answer to the question, “Did God Create the Universe?”

The College of Mental Health Counseling at www.collegemhc.com urges the general public to get knowledge and skills to understand and heal childhood experiences affecting adult life and relationships.

The College of Mental Health Counseling urges the public as well as current and prospective students to educate communities in steps to prevent suicide through poster disribution campaign. Volunteer and paid opportunites are available.