When mental health meets communication

Did you know that psychotherapy and speech therapy often work best together?
As a mental health therapist in New Jersey, I often collaborate with speech-language pathologists (SLPs). This arises when clients have to navigate social communication challenges, selective mutism, anxiety that impacts verbal expression, and other speech or language challenges.

In this video, I discussed this need for collaboration with speech-language pathologist Laura Grube:
https://youtu.be/WeDbYaEcwvM?si=hlyMiNcKWaf6Tg_w
 
Where speech therapy supports language skills, processing, and articulation, psychotherapy addresses the emotional, behavioral, and psychological layers beneath communication patterns.
 
Together, we support the whole person: Mind, brain, and voice.
 
If you need to talk to me about how psychotherapy or speech therapy, get in contact.

Chris Warren-Dickins
Therapist in New Jersey
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