Heart & Soul Community Counseling, Inc.
Founded in 1994 by Tina Calabrese, LCSW
"You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one." John Lennon

February 2010
Heart and Soul's resident photographer once again captures the season for us in image. Thank you Patrice E.! Remember to see the reflection of yourself in nature and follow her lead as we ease into a new season take the time to rest, rejuvinate and celebrate how change can be a neccessary and wonderful part of your journey/

HEART&SOUL COMMUNITY COUNSELING, INC.
LOCATED AT 17 FORDHAM ROAD AND NORTH SERVICE ROAD SUNRISE HIGHWAY WEST BABYLON, NEW YORK 11704-5803.
THE BEST TIME TO REACH US IS AFTER 1PM AT 631.321.7011. E-MAIL US AT HEARTSOUL@ATT.NET.

PSYCHODRAMA WORKSHOP: SIGN UP NOW

e-mail: heartsoul@att.net
An intake session is required before admission to this workshop. Psychodrama has been proven effective to treat depression, postraumtatic stress disorder and repressed feelings. It is best to participate while also being involved in individual psychotherapy.

FEE for psychodrama workshop: $100.00

It is the mission of Heart and Soul Community Counseling to educate, empower and care for those individuals, groups and communities who have suffered dependency, illness and oppression.

Heart and Soul Community Counseling, Inc. is among Long Island's top centers for psychotherapy. With a range of therapists to meet your needs and convenient West Babylon location you are sure to find what you are looking for. Please take a look around this website for all sorts of information on Heart & Soul and psychotherapy services as well as other resources you may find informative.

Please contact us at 631-321-7011 today to schedule an appointment with one of our therapists. The best time to reach us is weekday afternoons. Should you get our answering machine please leave your name, phone number, presenting issues and the name of your medical insurance company. You can also contact us at our e-mail address: heartsoul@att.net

" A Providence watches over each man's wandering through life. It provides him with two guides. One calls him forward. The other calls him back. They are, however, not in opposition to each other....for in order to make the journey secure he must look forward and backward." Soen Kierkegaard