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Charles Edward Hubert Jr. LCSW

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What do you think is the biggest barrier today for people seeking care?

I believe that one of the biggest barriers for people seeking therapy is the stigma that is often associated with it, the idea that somehow you are "broken". Many people "suffer in silence" because they feel that going to someone else for help means that they "failed" or that they weren't strong enough to deal with their concerns on their own. This is particularly the case with a lot of males who grew up with "Real men don't cry", "Man up!", "Emotions are weakness." being repeated to them as well as women who had to "Be strong for the children." and "Not cause trouble in their household.". As a therapist I've learned that no-one is stronger than those that know that there is no weakness in seeking help, and that real men DO cry.

What does success look like in therapy? How will a client know that they are making progress?

Success in therapy isn't always going to look like the complete resolution of concerns or symptoms, but often looks like the client (you) learning that they have the tools to face these concerns or symptoms and come out on top. Through strength-based techniques, that teach you that you are the captain of your own ship, you will learn to not only deal with whatever adversity you have been facing but also feel confident in facing challenges yet to come. The term resilience in mental health means how well someone can stand up to adversity, and success to me means that not only have you addressed your current concerns but that you have gained resiliency that'll carry on even beyond your time in therapy.

How do you determine therapy goals with clients? What does that process look like?

Therapy goals are determined in a very client specific and collaborative manner. During our initial visit we will discuss what you most want to get out of therapy as well as any particular challenges you are facing. From their we will work together to develop goals based around those desired outcomes and challenges and create a roadmap as to how to reach said goals. Our work will be strength-based, meaning that I will work with you on using the tools you already have at your disposal to reach your goals and face your challenges. As we all know goals, wants, and needs change over time so the goal making process will be an ongoing process that can grow and change as goals are met or become more or less important.

Specialties

Depression

Anxiety

Relationship Issues

Adolescent mental health

Trauma

General Expertise

Loss/Grief

Self-Esteem

Race & Cultural Identity

Social Anxiety

ADHD

Family issues

Men's health

Mood disorders

In-Network Insurance

Aetna

UMR

UnitedHealthCare (UHC)

Optum

Fees

First Session$120
Family Therapy$120
Individual Therapy$120
Marriage & Couples Counseling$120

Types of Therapy

Family Therapy

Individual Therapy

Marriage & Couples Counseling

Clientele

Young Adults (18-24)

Adults (25-65)

Children (5-12)

Adolescents (13-17)

Treatment Approaches / Modalities

Strength Based Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Motivational Interviewing

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

Training / Certifications

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Certified

Motivational Interviewing Certified

Licensure

  • North Carolina, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, C013879

Education

Masters of Social work, University of Southern California

Bachelors of Social Work, University of North Carolina Greensboro

Work History

As your counselor, I am here to support you in making meaning, creating comfort, and uncovering resources to help you be your best self. Taking an evidenced-based, client-centered, and cognitive-behavioral (CBT) approach, I aim to provide a safe and supportive space where we can collaborate and work at your own pace to help you reach your goals. I work with individuals from a variety of backgrounds on issues including depression, anxiety, stress, and trauma. I have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, families, and groups, and I have served clients in outpatient, community-based, and in-home settings.

Frequently Asked Questions About Charles Hubert Jr., LCSW

It’s not uncommon to have questions before starting therapy. Charles Hubert Jr., LCSW, has answered a few of the questions they receive most often from new clients.

Is Charles Hubert Jr. accepting new clients?

Yes, Charles Hubert Jr. is accepting new clients.

Does Charles Hubert Jr. accept insurance?

Yes, Charles Hubert Jr. accepts insurance, including Aetna, Optum, UMR and UnitedHealthCare (UHC).

What types of therapy does Charles Hubert Jr. offer?

Charles Hubert Jr. offers therapy for couples, families and individuals.

Does Charles Hubert Jr. offer in-person appointments?

No, but people in North Carolina can book Charles Hubert Jr. for virtual appointments (teletherapy).

Does Charles Hubert Jr. offer online therapy?

Yes, Charles Hubert Jr. offers online therapy to people in North Carolina.

How quickly can I see Charles Hubert Jr.?

Charles Hubert Jr. typically can speak with new clients within 48 hours. You can see their current general office hours and request an appointment on their profile page.

What languages does Charles Hubert Jr. speak?

Charles Hubert Jr. conducts therapy sessions in English.

Can I book an appointment with Charles Hubert Jr. online?

Yes, you can easily book an appointment with Charles Hubert Jr. online using Choosing Therapy’s directory.