GRAND FORKS – Level Up Mental Health Collaborative has added a new member to its team.
According to the organization’s recent press release, Rosina Appiah, MSW, LMSW added.
“Raising the mental health standard recognizes the need for trained therapists in our community as co-indications grow and we see more individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, the effects of trauma history and additional life challenges. Adding Appiah will help meet the community’s need,” he said.
Appiah works with adolescents (14 and older) and adults. Appiah founded two non-profit organizations, the first in Ghana, West Africa and the second in the United States.
“She also has extensive experience working with diverse ethnic groups, and is proud to represent minorities in her field,” the statement said. “Rosina has served diverse populations in the community as a social worker as well as in many other parts of the world for over 12 years.”
Call Step Up Mental Health Collaborative at 701-757-0477 to schedule an appointment with Appiah.
To learn more about Level Up MHC, go to www.LevelUpMHC.com.
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