Psychological Transitions

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We have two positions available. If you are a clinical psychologist or an LISW and are licensed in Ohio please send us your resume.

Psychological Transitions
3850 E Harbor Light Landing Dr
Port Clinton, OHIO. 43452
419-734-3335 fax

Our entire staff is vaccinated

Join Us!

Thanks to the clinicians of Psychological Transitions and the incredible patience of Sherry Roberts, COO, we are now able to offer Telepsychology services to almost 10,000 residents of long term care facilities in Ohio.

Over the last few weeks, we have delivered tablets to our partner facilities and onboarded many facility staff members.

In this time of uncertainty and isolation we are grateful to all who have helped us continue to meet the needs of vulnerable elders.

One elder who appreciates telepsychology,said to Dr.Randolph, “it is so good to see a face. I am tired of these masked bandits.”

Psychological Transitions is open and continuing to safely serve our current clients and facilities. We are also accepting new referrals for telehealth appointments for any adults or nursing homes in Ohio.
419-734-3333

Your Mental Health Matters – Practice Self Care

The Psychologists and Counselors of Psychological Transitions provide services to clients in our Port Clinton offices and in elder care facilities throughout Ohio and as we interact with our clients and their families, we recognize how emotionally difficult these times can be. With the uncertainty of the threats to health and well-being and the effects of self-isolation, some individuals report grief over the loss of connection associated with social distancing and anxiety about an unpredictable future. Some of us find ourselves experiencing some of the elements of grieving such as denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.

Depression, anxiety, sleep disturbance, unrealistic anger and irritability are typical and predictable reactions.

Practice mindfulness, relaxation, meditation, etc. Use the coping strategies that work for you. Attend to your physical well-being. Good nutrition. Reasonable exercise. Good sleep hygiene.

Reach out to a mental health provider if you are experiencing significantly disturbing symptoms. Most of us now provide telehealth services along with face to face services.

Join our family of Psychologists and work hours that fit your schedule. Call for confidential interview. Sherry 419-777-5253.

Join our team of psychologists. We make a difference in the lives of elders.