Stokes, Thomas J

Operation Strong Mind is a nonprofit organization based in Pittsburgh, PA, dedicated to maximizing the potential and social resilience of military community members by fostering connections between military and civilian communities through education, advocacy, and meaningful interpersonal interventions. The organization addresses the critical issue of loneliness among veterans, emphasizing the importance of social interaction and engagement in overcoming mental health challenges such as depression and PTSD. With a focus on reducing the alarming rates of suicide among veterans, Operation Strong Mind recognizes that less than 1% of the U.S. population currently serves in the military, while Pennsylvania has the fourth-largest state veterans population. By providing resources and support, they aim to empower veterans to reintegrate into civilian life and build meaningful relationships within their communities. Generated from the website

Pittsburgh Psychotherapy Associates is a dedicated team of licensed professionals offering a range of therapeutic services, including individual, couples, family, and adolescent therapy. Their approach combines evidence-based treatments with holistic, existential, and humanistic therapies, creating a supportive environment for clients to explore and resolve their personal challenges. Located in the heart of Pittsburgh's North Hills, the practice prioritizes client privacy and dignity while accommodating flexible scheduling needs. With a focus on overall wellness, the team is committed to helping individuals rediscover peace, hope, and balance in their lives and relationships. Generated from the website

Columbiana County Department of Job and Family Services ( CCDJFS ) offers education regarding its services to community organizations and agencies.Representatives from each of the 3 divisions ( public assistance, children services, and child support enforcement ) are available to speak to any group which might be interested in learning more about the services offered to the community by CCDJFS.Topics include poverty in Columbiana County ; food assistance ; medical assistance ; financial assistance ; nursing home assistance ; child abuse and neglect ; adult and elder neglect, abuse, and exploitation ; child care ; and child support establishment and enforcement.Anyone interested in having a representative from the agency come to speak to their organization may call 330-424-1471 ext. 1610.