About Mark:
LMSW, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Psychotherapist in Michigan & Wisconsin
Masters in Social Work, UW-Madison
w/ mental health focus/emphasis
BSW Bachelor's degree UW-Whitewater
15 Continuing credit hours (minimum) earned every year.
Psychotherapy:
Counseling and collaborative problem solving with Cognitive-Behavioral (CBT) & Rational-Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) for lasting changes.
Insurance:
I'm IN network for most Blue Cross/Blue Shield policies.
Some other insurances cover my services, but please call the 800# on the back of your card to find out. If you stay IN-network & only see your network providers, it will save you a great deal of money.
Sorry, I no longer work with MEDICAID
UPHP, Forward Wisconsin / BadgerCare do NOT cover me.
about us
(Coeur d'Alene, Idaho - beautiful mountain town)
Hello, my name is MARK. I'm a licensed psychotherapist and clinical social worker in Iron Mountain, MI. I have 35+ years of clinical experience to help you.
I specialize in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and (very similar) Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) for treatment of depression, anxiety, anger and other unwated emotions and maladaptive behaviors.
Please EXPLORE the website & email me if you have questions (mark@ this website domain)
Uninsured? Super high deductible? See RATES link for my uninsured / under-insured program (discount requiring prepayment when scheduling; approx. 30-35% off full rates).
Mark Young, LMSW, LCSW
VIRTUAL Video sessions available upon request
FACE to FACE office visit sessions: Masks optional, please let me know if you prefer that I wear one.
EXPERIENCE & CREDENTIALS
Fully Licensed, Professional Psychotherapy (mental health Counseling)
Help for Adults, Children, Teens, Families, Couples, Groups & Employees
Private & Highly Confidential
Cognitive-Behavioral & Rational-Emotive Therapist - highly effective for improving mood, emotions & behavior problems
35+ Years Experience (and still love my job!)
Depression, Anxiety, Phobias, Fears, Relationships, Conflicts, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Loneliness, social isolation, conflicts or other difficulties
IN-Network Provider for BCBS & many others (see "insurance" for more info., but check your own plan's 800# to find out copay, deductible, etc.).
WHAT I CAN'T HELP WITH:
PRESCRIBING MEDS - only Physicians can prescribe medications in Michigan - I can help you understand psychiatric medications and to decide whether to ask your doctor for a medication trial. I do NOT make recommendations for stimulants (Attention-Deficit meds) or pain killers.
TRICARE - I've had too much difficulty in the past and it's difficult reaching provider support.
COURT TESTIFYING - I offer psychotherapy, no legal assessments, custody evaluations, or testifying.
WORKER'S COMP - I'm not set up to work with worker's comp, and I can't provide disability assessments. I typically recommend patients seek letters from their physician or a specialist for release / excuse from work.
PTSD (POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER) - I do not treat PTSD if it's your primary problem; other local therapists in the provider directory DO.
If you are feeling SUICIDAL, please consider the following options:
The Emergency Department at your nearest hospital. They can have a professional crisis worker paged to meet with you.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800.273.TALK
Tell your doctor, adult family members, or another adult you trust and avoid being alone.
Dickinson-Iron-Menominee residents, call Northpointe (24/7) 800.750.0522
Marinette and Florence County residents call ADAPT 715.732.7760
Delta, Marquette & Alger County residents, call PATHWAYS 906.225.1181
Over the past 30 years, every person I've met who made an unsuccessful suicide attempt later regretted making the attempt, and either found ways to deal with their overwhelming problem and/or found increased purpose and desire to live. Many suicidal people feel their problem / situation is un-fixable, horrible, or that the world is better off without them. They are in a deep hole, as if trapped in a deep mine shaft, they can't see ANY way out, and have lost hope that there IS any way out. You CAN GET OUT OF THAT HOLE, and the WORLD looks so different from outside, with so many possibilities.
Maybe you've already tried psychotherapy (with a licensed professional), tried anti-depressant medication, tried numerous self-improvement efforts... mileage varies greatly, and many times the 2nd or 3rd effort helps dramatically more: try another psychotherapist, doctor, medication, take a class, join a club, try new hobbies, seek a new job, make more social efforts... any or all of the above. If you don't find therapy helpful, TELL your therapist so s/he can modify their approach. Same goes for my past patients - I'll try my best to help you, but am not the least bit offended if you find another therapist whom you find more helpful. .
Mark
tel: 906.PRO.HELP
text: 313.BHAPPY7