Dr. Shevron F. McBride, D.S.W., M.B.A., B.S.C.J., A.C.J.A. (SAMHSA - Creating Safe Scenes/FEMA CERTIFIED) specializes in seven therapy approaches, creating customized behavioral assessments, counseling sessions, and treatment plans focusing on a more balanced mind as well as body (mental/physical health):

• Acceptable and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

• Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)

• Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)

• Humanistic Therapy

• Psychodynamic Therapy

As an herbalist focusing on holistic mind and wellness, Dr. Shevron F. McBride utilizes custom herbal preventative treatments of chronic diseases causing the onset of mental as well as physical health issues effecting productivity of daily life including but not limited to:                   

• HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

• DIABETES

• WEIGHT LOSS/GAIN ISSUES

• OCCUPATIONAL BODY FUNCTIONS 

• LIGAMENT AND NERVE MOVEMENT

• SCHIZOPHRENIA

• ANXIETY

• DEPRESSION

• HOMOCIDAL/SUICIDAL THOUGHTS

• DUAL DIAGNOSIS OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

Dr. Shevron F. McBride is certified from TPN.Health in:

• Obesity and Mental Health in High-Risk Communities

• Talking about Sex and Sexuality with Clients

• Prenatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders

• DBT Foundation and Fundamentals

• Chronic Physical Health Conditions and Serious Mental Illness

• Stepping Stones: A Peer Perspective Navigating through Pregnancy and Post Partum Experience

• Understanding and Addressing Human Trafficking

• Trauma Informed Care: The Disruptor

• Triggers, Trauma, and Couple Counseling

• Clinical Strategies for Trauma

• Ritual Abuse and Mind Control

• Engaging in Family Treatment

• Enablism

• The Importance of Diversity in Behavorial Health

as well as:

• Administrative Leadership

1. Creating action plans to address staffing concerns of an agency with a retirement population.

2. Discussing various issues addressed by administrative leadership.

• Mental Health Services

1. Evaluating strategies for providing services to varied populations within the mental health and criminal justice system.

2. Describing the intentions of mental health services, strategies, and initiatives.

3. Explaining potential outcomes and limitations to services, strategies, and initiatives.

• Crisis Intervention

1. The ability to analyze practical administrative applications of crisis intervention for justice-involved individuals.

2. Customized crisis intervention response to individuals with mental health issues.

3. Presentations explaining the administrative processes and procedures related to crisis intervention

   from the University of Phoenix.