Baptist Health celebrated the opening of Baptist Health Behavioral Services Clinic-Saline County in Bryant.
This new facility marks an expansion of behavioral health services in Saline County, providing adults and families with mental health care and medication management.
The newly opened clinic is staffed by Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) and Licensed Clinical Social Workers who are dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges. These three highly trained providers, each bringing unique specialties and a compassionate approach to patient care.
-Sarah Lowery, LPC: Lowery brings 10 years of experience to the practice and holds a master's degree in counseling from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She focuses on human-centered care and specializes in trauma therapy, EMDR, and treats individuals ranging from eight years old to Medicare patients.
-Jordan Vice, LPC: With 12 years of experience, Vice earned an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Henderson State University. Her areas of clinical interest include anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, mood disorders, and family conflict.
-Katherine Wingfield, LPC: Wingfield holds a graduate degree from John Brown University and brings over five years of experience to the clinic. She specializes in mental health counseling, as well as individual and family therapy. Baptist Health Behavioral Services Clinic-Saline County provides a wide array of specialized services tailored to meet the diverse needs of the community.
Services include:
-Individual, marriage, and family relationship counseling, and group therapy.
-Grief and bereavement counseling, along with stress management and anxiety relief.
-Critical incident debriefing, crisis intervention, and conflict management.
-Trauma-informed care, life change guidance, and chronic pain.