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Welcome to a world of safe spaces and clinical excellence.“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”
Viktor E. Frankl
What We Offer
Therapy
We offer counseling for adults navigating depression, trauma, grief, substance use, military experience, and other behavioral health concerns. We also offer treatment for suicidal ideation or suicide-centered issues (ideation, attempt or grief).
Our approach is to treat the entire person, which integrates mental, emotional, and behavioral strategies for healing. We help clients identify strengths, develop coping skills, and move toward meaningful, lasting change.
We take several insurances, and can accommodate private pay.
Feel free to book here for teletherapy sessions or 15 minute consultation: Elisha Logan
Consultation
Our goal is to ensure every person receiving mental health services receives informed, compassionate, and high-quality care—supported by programs dedicated to best practices, staff competency, and job satisfaction.
We offer program development, staff development and training, quality assurance, and EMR development. We review and assess current protocols, or develop standard operating procedures for clinical programs.
We offer private, confidential consultations designed to provide clarity, guidance, and practical recommendations—without judgment or pressure. These sessions are short-term, focused, and tailored to each person’s unique situation.
You don’t have to navigate uncertainty alone. A private consultation can help you or your loved one understand options, consider next steps, and move forward with confidence.
If clarity and guidance would be helpful, I’m available for confidential, one-on-one consultation.
Speaking and Advocacy
We believe that knowledge, shared with humility and genuineness, inspires awareness, connection, and healing .
Each presentation is designed to help individuals and communities better understand mental health issues, reduce barriers to getting help, reduce stigma, and be armed with the tools that promote mental and physical wellness.
We use several platforms as opportunities to meet these goals, such as in-house trainings, presentations at conferences, community gatherings, individual consultation, social media, and engagement with policy makers.
Nothing is more important than the value of a life. HAS Wellness Consultants is committed to advancing education, awareness, and best practices in suicide prevention. Learn how to recognize warning signs, provide effective support, assess risk, and promote healing in the aftermath of loss.
Suicide Prevention
More about our services
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I am licensed to practice in CT and CO, and provide counseling via teletherapy. Your care will be individualized and personalized, with a plan for treatment that we create together.
I specialize in treating substance use disorders, trauma, grief, depression, suicidal ideation, military experience, and can offer Christian counseling if requested.
I use cognitive behavioral therapy, somatic therapy, short-term solution focused therapy, EMDR, and mindfulness, as tools to support lasting and significant change.
I take several insurances and can accommodate private pay.
Feel free to contact regarding therapy by using the Contact Us feature below, or schedule a consultation here: Elisha Logan, LPC
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Our consulting services are tailored to your needs.
We can provide:
Quality assurance of best practices through review and analysis of current standards of care, including but not limited to; operating procedures, workflows, documentation, assessment protocols, and crisis response protocols.
Develop and establish protocols for start up clinical programs.
Staff development and training, in-house and through use of an online Learning management system.
Review or implementation of, an electronic health record.
Some examples of how our consultation services can benefit your program are:
Improved staff skill, morale, and wellness.
Ensured fidelity to best practice in documentation, clinical services, assessments, crisis intervention, and exchange of PII/PHI.
Increased program census and referrals.
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Some examples of what we offer:
How Substances Impact Training and Athletic Performance
Explore the impact of alcohol and other substances on the body, brain, and athletic performance. Learn how substance use interferes with recovery, nutrition, and motivation — and how education can improve outcomes for athletes and youth programs.What Is a Substance Use Disorder and How It Gets Addressed
Understand the clinical and behavioral aspects of substance use disorders, the signs of problematic use, and how individuals can access effective, evidence-based treatment. This session breaks down stigma and emphasizes early intervention and recovery supports.Building Resilience: Mental Health Strategies for Everyday Life
Discover practical, evidence-based tools to strengthen emotional resilience, manage stress, and support long-term mental well-being in personal and professional life.Suicide Prevention and Postvention: What Every Community Needs to Know
Learn how to recognize warning signs, engage in compassionate conversations, and respond effectively to individuals in crisis. This session also explores how communities can heal and grow after loss.Creating Trauma-Informed Communities
Learn how trauma impacts behavior, relationships, and community health — and how schools, agencies, and organizations can implement trauma-sensitive practices.Getting to Know the Uniqueness of the Military Community
Gain insight into the cultural, emotional, and structural aspects of military life that influence mental health, transition, and support. Understand how to effectively engage, serve, and communicate with military-connected individuals and families.Counseling Against Lethal Methods: Reducing Risk Through Safety Planning
Explore evidence-based approaches to lethal means counseling, including how to discuss firearm and medication safety in a respectful, client-centered way. Learn practical steps for supporting at-risk individuals while preserving trust and autonomy.
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Our prevention services focus on building knowledge and confidence among staff, leaders, and community members. We provide education on:
Understanding suicide risk factors and warning signs
Reducing stigma and barriers to care
Using evidence-based screening tools such as the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS)
Developing effective response and referral protocols within your organization after a death by suicide.
FAQs
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Therapy is a collaborative process designed to help you better understand yourself, manage challenges, and create meaningful change in your life.
In therapy, you’ll work with a licensed clinician in a safe, confidential, and supportive space. Together, you’ll explore the concerns or patterns that may be affecting your well-being—whether related to stress, relationships, trauma, substance use, or life transitions. Through guided discussion, skill-building, and evidence-based techniques, therapy helps you gain clarity, build resilience, and develop strategies for lasting wellness.
Each session is individualized to your needs. Some clients come for short-term support around a specific issue, while others benefit from ongoing therapy to maintain balance and emotional health. Our approach integrates compassion, clinical expertise, and practical tools that can be applied both in and outside of sessions.
Therapy is not about judgment—it’s about progress, understanding, and empowerment. Whether you’re seeking recovery, personal growth, or greater peace of mind, we are here to help you take the next step toward wellness.
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Yes, please use this link to learn more about what insurances I take, and to book a session:
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Absolutely. Our speaking engagements can be a small as 5, or as many as 500.
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New Haven County, Connecticut