A digital network helping licensed clinicians and vetted treatment providers onfidentally navigate patient behavioral health.
“I feel a really strong connection to destigmatizing grief.” Through a journey of professional re-alignment and education in her own healing processes, Allison Durant, LPC, is doing work centered around therapeutic support and education in experiences of grief and loss. Her passion for addressing the issues of grief and loss stem from a personal encounter …
“By clinicians for clinicians.” TPN.Health is a collaborative and comprehensive platform. The platform serves as a digital network-secure tool which serves to support the work of professionals navigating behavioral health systems. We have discovered the value of an effective tool can be accredited to community engagement, and we seek to create a community that promotes …
Featuring TPN.Health Member Ranord Darensburg, JD, MSW “While I was in social work school, I met the dean of the law school, and he called me on the telephone and said ‘would you like to do a dual degree–law and social work?’” A simple phone call during undergraduate studies at Tulane University set Ranord Darensburg, …
On Continuing Education and Perinatal & Postpartum Care Heads up! On January 17th, Joy Couvillion Louis, LCSW-BACS, PMH-C, will be facilitating a Board Approved Clinical Supervisor (BACS) Renewal CEU at the Harbor Community Collaborative. Joy has come into the world of CEU facilitation from aptitude in raising awareness within her community of clinicians. When facilitating …
Meet Melissa Cavanaugh, PLPC, clinician specializing in play therapy at Counseling and Recovery Guidance in Lafayette, LA. Having come into the practice under supervision of Jessica Kendrick, LPC, in October of 2019, Melissa is getting settled and making home in her new workspace. For Melissa, the time of transition into Counseling and Recovery Guidance and …
“I figured [counseling] would be the best way to apply my desire to help people who need to be helped, people who need a voice that may not be able to speak for themselves.” When Charles Strong III, LPC-S, began hashing out ideas for career paths in his youth, a desire to help people in …