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The Main Foundation Dr. Halley Moore & Associates

General Mental Health

The Main Foundation Dr. Halley Moore & Associates

Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, and the impact of stressors can be profound. In the United States, mental health concerns affect 1 in 5 adults, with individuals experiencing a range of behavioral, emotional, and mental health challenges. These issues can vary in severity, from mild to more serious conditions, and can significantly disrupt daily life and functioning.

While not all mental health concerns become chronic or severe, even mild issues can affect the course of treatment and the overall prognosis of other mental or physical health conditions. This highlights the importance of prioritizing mental health in any therapeutic process. Addressing these concerns early and consistently can lead to better outcomes and support long-term well-being.

Psychotherapy can address a wide range of issues, including relationship challenges, abuse, family difficulties, grief, domestic violence, career concerns, financial stress, legal matters, medical issues, and other personal or environmental struggles.

At The Main Foundation, our licensed psychologists specialize in combining CBT with other proven therapies to accurately assess and treat mental health concerns.

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Psychologist Dr. Halley Moore

(805) 319-7957

1540 Barley Grain Rd, Paso Robles, CA 93446

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CA BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY LICENSE NUMBER: PSY26358

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Participating in testing and therapy can result in several benefits to you, including reducing psychological symptoms, improving interpersonal relationships, increasing personal effectiveness and resolving specific concerns that brought you to counseling. However, therapy and/or counseling requires your active involvement, honesty and openness in order to experience growth and change. During therapy, you may experience discomfort by talking about unpleasant events, feelings or thoughts. It is possible for things to seem to get worse before they get better, and there is no guarantee of a positive result.

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Contact one of the following resources for immediate assistance if the client has a counseling emergency and is unable to reach the therapist:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (24 hours): 800-273-8255
Twin Cities Community Hospital: 24-hour emergency counseling care is available through their emergency rooms. 805-434-3500. If the client cannot reach anyone through the above resources, you should dial 911.

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