Community Care Behavioral Health

Allegheny County Community has over 1.2 million residents and is home to a number of health care, educational and cultural institutions. Based in Pittsburgh, Pa., it has state-of-the-art technology, medical industries, an airport, a cultural district and a commitment to the environment, including reclaiming and redeveloping former industrial sites to turn into active economic and recreational uses. The county is home to organizations, such as the World Trade Center Pittsburgh, the Greater Pittsburgh World Trade Association, the Pittsburgh Council for International Visitors and the World Affairs Council. It also houses one of the first International Business Centers, located at the Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh, which provides international business education and research as well as services to the regional business community. The Port Authority of Allegheny County is the 14th largest public transportation system in the United States.

Community Human Services (CHS) is a non-profit organization based in Pittsburgh, PA, dedicated to empowering individuals and families to live in stable housing, connect to community resources, build relationships, and access quality food. They offer a range of services including residential support, housing assistance, emergency shelter, mental health services, and a food pantry, all aimed at providing support and stability to those in need. CHS operates under core values of advocacy, equity, quality, respect, and relevance, and their programs are designed to individually support and meet the needs of each person. With a focus on collaboration and service navigation, CHS works closely with medical and social service systems, as well as the community, to ensure stability and sustainability for those they serve.Generated from the website

Judith Gusky Counseling Services offers a compassionate and confidential online space for psychotherapy, focusing on topics such as spirituality, consciousness, and the experiences surrounding birth and death. Through individual Zoom sessions, clients can explore self-discovery, past life memories, and the deeper understanding of the sentient nature of children, both in utero and beyond. Emphasizing a non-traditional approach to psychology, the services aim to help individuals navigate life's challenges while promoting resilience and a sense of belonging. With an emphasis on the interconnectedness of all existence, Judith Gusky provides guidance for those seeking alignment with their true selves and a deeper understanding of their experiences. Generated from the website