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Mental Healthcare in a Catholic Perspective

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TELEPSYCHIATRY CONSENT
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FOR CURRENT PATIENTS ONLY!
Dr. Angeles has transitioned her practice to telepsychiatry for her current patients only. ​She is not accepting new patients but she may be able to provide you with answers to your mental health questions.
​click askcatholicpsychiatrist.com 

Trust the past to the Mercy of God,

​​the 
present to His Love, and

​the 
future
 to His Providence.                                                                                                                                                                (St.Augustine)


Clinical Care for: ​



Anxiety
 Excessive Worrying, Phobias, Fears
Obsession/Compulsion



​​​Emotional trauma 
PTSD



Mood 
Depression/Guilt
Mood swings
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​Psychosis
    Paranoia/Delusion
    Hallucinations
      Schizophrenia
 
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​​Relationship issues 
(family, friends, social, work)


​Sleep
 Insomnia

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​ ​​Grief and Loss  
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"Nothing is more necessary than prayer, and nothing could be easier."   
​Frater Matthew Desme-ncregister.com
       

“Without the knowledge Revelation gives of God, we cannot recognize sin clearly and are tempted to explain it as merely a developmental flaw, a psychological weakness, a mistake, or the necessary consequence of an inadequate social structure,” states the Catechism of the Catholic Church (387). “Only in the knowledge of God’s plan for man can we grasp that sin is an abuse of the freedom that God gives to created persons so that they are capable of loving him and loving one another.”






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