Welcome to Hillcrest Therapy Center
The Hillcrest Therapy Center provides behavioral health counseling in a warm, supportive environment.
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Are you struggling with depression or anxiety? Are you feeling “stuck” or “lost?"
Dealing with loss or a toxic relationship?
Are you someone who takes care of someone or everyone and feel you have little time to care for yourself?
These are all good reasons to reach out for support and counseling services. Life can sometimes become overwhelming. I am dedicated to helping you find healthy ways to cope with what you are experiencing as well as provide the emotional support and validation you may be lacking. I do not judge your feelings, thoughts, lifestyle, or any part of who you are or how you identify. My hope is that through counseling you will identify your strengths, heal, and develop the tools you need to survive and thrive in this sometimes chaotic world. I provide a safe space for you to explore your feelings and seek solutions to the issue you are facing. Start practicing self-care today!
Recognition!
Hillcrest Therapy Center was honored to accept the Best of Little Rock Award for Counselors, 2018!
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Etiology and pathogenesis have not been elucidated. A rare disease of the reticulo-endothelial system in children in the first 1-2 years of life, usually ending in death with symptoms of general exhaustion. The disease, obviously, is inflammatory and infectious, since there is always a history of infectious diseases, inflammation of the middle ear, tonsillitis, etc. Perhaps it is a variant of the Hand-Schuller-Christian disease. Symptoms. Septic temperature, hepatosplenomegaly, an increase in all, defects in the bones of the skull (destructive foci that take the form of a geographical map on an x-ray), limbs; hypochromic; a variety of skin rashes that usually begin the disease: small-spotted, often hemorrhagic, small papules covered with scales. Most often, the lateral surfaces of requip pills are affected. On the scalp - papulo-squamous rash resembling seboray dermatitis. Diaper rash may join.