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STATEMENT TO EMPLOYEES AND PATIENTS REGARDING COVID-19

Our number one priority is the health and safety of our employees, partners and patients. Our clinic is 100 percent operational and we have prepared an operational plan to ensure we can maintain our service level, while ensuring the health and safety of all that interact with our clinic.

We closely monitor any developments regarding COVID-19 safety measures and will implement updates as needed.

- Hand Hygiene: Proper and frequent hand-washing is vital to help combat the spread of viruses.
- Ongoing Training: In addition to our regular training, we are completing enhanced COVID-19 awareness training as a team.
- Potential Exposure: Employees who exhibit COVID-19 symptoms, those who live with someone exhibiting symptoms, or anyone who has been exposed to the virus are mandated to not come to work.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak we would like to extend our counseling and medication management services. We are currently offering TeleBehavioral Health Therapy services and Medication Management to anyone who is experiencing mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, stress, or otherwise including those caused as a result of recent events. If you or someone you know resides in any area of the State of Illinois and is in need of our services please reach out to our office at 732-930-1020 and get access to the help you need.

732-930-1020

oceaninsightcenter@gmail.com
1749 Hooper Ave. Ste. 202, Toms River, NJ 08753

Monday - Friday 08:00 - 20:00

Saturday and Sunday - CLOSED

732-930-1020

oceaninsightcenter@gmail.com

1749 Hooper Ave. Ste. 202

Toms River, NJ 08753

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Medication Management

Our Medication Management Program is staffed by healthcare professionals that provide evaluation, diagnosis and medication intervention in the treatment of mental health disorders. Individuals receiving medication are monitored for progress, ongoing evaluation of symptoms and quality of life improvement.

Persons served are educated in proper medication usage, intended benefits and adverse effects of medication and the importance of consistency in taking medications to control the symptoms of mental illness.

Psychiatrists or other mental health prescribers who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental health problems, such as depression. They provide counseling and can prescribe medications to treat mental illness.

They may further specialize in specific areas, such as addiction psychiatry, or in treating specific age groups, such as adolescents.

Our mental well-being is directly connected with our overall physical health. Experiences like stress or trauma can leave us anxious, overwhelmed and hopeless. Untreated, these feelings can lead to major psychological and physical illnesses or to behaviors that can become addictive and destructive. Our Clinic approaches mental health and substance use treatment through a multidisciplinary program that focuses on the whole person — physical, spiritual, psychological and social.

I was quite literally standing on an edge, ready to jump off. And now I haven’t had a thought like that in weeks. I’m feeling a lot more like myself from my golden days. I’m, like, ready to start working on things again. It’s been really, really exciting. Having the energy to do that, just do things again.

- Becca - Depression, Anxiety, Suicidal, Acting, TMS

When you’re you’re stuck in these places of depression and PTSD and anxiety, it’s like, you’re not really living a life, you’re just trying to manage a life. And, you know, I feel like, for the first time in a really long time, I’m living a life.

- Christopher - PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, Veteran, Work, TMS, Ketamine

My parents didn’t realize what I had was depression, pretty serious depression too, for quite a long time. I came to serenity because I went to numerous doctors and tried numerous different medications for treating depression and anxiety with no luck… Like a month or two later (after starting TMS), I just felt fantastic.

- Mitchell - Depression, Anxiety, College, Ketamine, TMS