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Hi Everybody! In case you haven't heard, Heart Ministries has moved. We are now based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Heartfelt is a national and international agency. The only thing that changes is our local clients.

We are assured that this is where God wants us to be. We will miss Grand Rapids, Michigan. We believe that

Grand Rapids has more than enough workers in the vineyard of mental illness. We continue to work and live in accordance with our purpose statement. (to view our purpose statement, please go to our web page http://www.heartfeltcounselingministries.com   Check out our Brochure - Heartfelt Ministries.

Would you please consider giving Heartfelt Ministries? and end of the year donation? You will be eligible for a tax deduction because we are a 501(c) Donations

 

Counseling

Pr 13:10

Through insolence comes nothing but strife, But wisdom is with those who receive counsel.

Call 616.447.9064 or email Notice International Readers - We now have Skype. Email us for specifics,

camimovement@yahoo.com

 

Heartfelt Counseling Ministries specializes in the detection and treatment of any mental illness

and/or personality disorder.

This involves the diagnosis of a particular mental illness, a wealth of information about it and supportive psychotherapy and Biblical change strategies. We also provide linkage to psychiatrists by referral. We can help facilitate psychiatric hospital admissions. We teach you how to talk to your psychiatrist/doctor.

 

 

Crisis stabilization is a major part of our counseling the mentally ill.

 

Please look at our blog, Trapped in a psychiatric hospital. http://sbloemreflections.blogspot.com/

 

We also do marriage counseling and family therapy. We are able to counsel those who are grieving.

I would like to say this. I am a Christian counselor. But if you are not a Christian, I can still counsel you. If you or your loved one has a mental illness, I guarantee that I am able to work with you and get you the right help you need. My goal is not to string people along in counseling; it is to help stop the horrible symptoms of mental illness.

Steve has helped hundreds of persons who have mental illness. I have Bipolar 2 disorder, Panic and Obsessive Compulsive disorder. I have had extensive experience in counseling people who have mental illness disorders. The proof is in the pudding. There are many therapeutic voices calling out to those who are suffering. Please E mail me at camimovement@yahoo.com

 

Our Fee - sixty dollars an hour, paid online or by check.

Phone Therapy is available for those outside of the Grand Rapids area.

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Some counseling is done by email. Scholarship money is available. Call us at 616.427-0775

What about Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)? Steve is a certified DBT therapist; actually, he was personally instructed in DBTby Dr. Marsha Linehan. He and a coworker were the first in the area to setup and run a DBT group. It was very successful for a number of years.Steve also has done personal therapy with scores of those with Borderline PersonalityDisorder. He substitutes some of the Buddhist principles which are inherentin DBT with Christian principles of biblical meditation and contemplation.At this point, Steve is considering opening a DBT group in Grand Rapids< MI.

He also has success in doing DBT phone therapy.


Rev. Steve Bloem (B.A. M.M. LBSW) is co-author of Broken Minds Hope for Healing When You Feel Like You're Losing It.


Steve Bloem is a pastoral/clinical counselor and has many years of experience counseling those who have a mental illness. He also is a trained marriage counselor; He has been married to Robyn for thirty years...

He also has studied the treatment of Border Line Personality Disorder at the University of Washington under Dr. Marsha Linehan. This is known as DBT.