Dayspring Counselors

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

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Welcome to Dayspring Counseling!

Dayspring Counseling
Michael Reynolds, M.Div, Ph.D.

North Carolina Licensed Professional CounselorProfessional Counseling and Life Coaching

Office in Eden, NC
336-635-1899

Most Major Insurance and VA and NC Medicaid Accepted

Dayspring Counseling, PLLC is located in Eden, North Carolina. Counseling in-person is offered for residents of North Carolina and Virginia. A Licensed Professional Counselor, an Ordained Minister, a Professional Life Coach, and a Registered Nurse are on staff.

If you are in immediate danger of hurting yourself or another person, please call 911 or go to your local mental health crisis center or emergency room. Please don’t give up. People do really care and help is available.

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Mental Health News

Transforming Diagnosis
NIMH | Director’s Blog 20-05-2013 15:34

NIMH is committed to new and better treatments, but this will only happen by developing a more precise diagnostic system. Going forward, we will be supporting research projects that look across current categories – or sub-divide current categories – to begin to develop a better system. RDoC is nothing less than a plan to transform clinical practice by bringing a new generation of research to inform how we diagnose and treat mental disorders.

Dr. Insel talks about how a powerful new brain imaging technique will make it possible for scientists to investigate the brain in in an entirely new way, offering a preview of what scientists hope to achieve with tools developed as a result of the new BRAIN initiative.

Dr. Insel blogs about what epidemiological research in Sweden tells us about premature mortality experienced by people with serious mental illness and what we need to do to change that.

Dr. Insel’s blog makes the link between neuroscience and the national conversation on mental illness and gun violence; neuroscience research is the key to our being able to identify psychosis risk early and preempt the development of serious mental illness.

Brain Awareness
NIMH | Director’s Blog 11-03-2013 15:34

In a blog about Brain Awareness Month, NIMH Director Thomas Insel talks about the mysteries that remain to be solved about how the brain works.

Dr. Insel describes how different perspectives separate the communities interested in autism, and suggests the common ground that would provide an avenue to move forward.