June 2024
Setting Boundaries and Pride Month
Keep your eyes on our blog for discussions on setting maintaining healthy boundaries in your relationships.
Dr. Ginelle Wolfe
Post Doctoral Psychologist
Provider Spotlight: Dr. Ginelle Wolfe
What do all those letters after your name mean?
M.A.: Masters degree in Counseling Psychology
Ph.D.: Doctor of philosophy in Counseling Psychology
The field of counseling psychology focuses on mental health specifically from a lifespan development, educational, and preventative perspective, with an emphasis on social justice.
What brought you to Health Quest?
After graduating my doctoral program and moving to Charlotte, I was eager to work somewhere that I could really build my professional identity. I was excited about the opportunities at HQ, and the genuine enthusiasm that each of the providers had. From my first interview, I could immediately tell Dr. Connell and Dr. Kelly genuinely wanted to get to know me and support the work I was passionate about (which honestly says a lot given it was a virtual interview!). When I visited the office, it was clear that collaboration was a value. There are so many people with such unique, high-level skillsets who all collaborate to support one another. I wanted to be a part of that!
What does innovation mean for you and your practice?
Since being at Health Quest, I’ve realized that the focus on innovation is not just a focus on Innovative technology but also just overall culture of creativity. That might mean using virtual reality in therapy, but also includes playing games that help to meet therapeutic goals, or going outside for “walking therapy” sessions, or to kick around a soccer ball! To me, innovation helps me personalize interventions for my clients since there is no one size fits all.
Read the full interview on our blog!
Boundaries: Where I End And You Begin
Opinion blog by Jonathan Anslow
Dr. Jonathan Anslow discusses some ways in which poor boundaries are created in his most recent blog article.
Read it here on our blog.
It’s Pride Month!
June is PRIDE month and here at HQ Psych we are proud to affirm all identities and expressions. Here are some ways you can celebrate pride this month:
Support a local LGBT+ organization by donating, volunteering, or connecting with others at events
Set up an LGBT+ movie night with friends and have a party! There are tons of wonderful LGBT+ films, here are some ideas to get you started:
Disclosure on Netflix
Changing the Game on Hulu
Pride (2014) on Apple TV
Fire Island on Hulu
Moonlight on Max
Paris is Burning on Amazon Prime
Learn more about LGBT+ history through different media
Cofounder Dr. Megan Connell has been named top psychologist from Find a Top Doc for North Carolina!
Groups
Dr. Jonathan Anslow’s Men’s Groups
Dr. Anslow is leading 2 men’s groups
One group will be focusing on helping young men (age 18-29) on the transition to adulthood and providing support through the early stages of ‘adulting.’
The second group will be for 30+ year-old men to process and support one another.
For more information or to register email Dr. Anslow at JAnslow@HQPsych.com
To join a session of our Gender Junction meeting, or for more information email Dr. Wolfe at GWolfe@HQPsych.com
Dr. Ryan Kelly will be running the Kids Thrive Therapy Group. For more information email Dr. Kelly at RKelly@HQPsych.com
Events!
This summer we will be taking advantage of our expansive green space to host a number of events! We will be doing geocashing, walks, and other events for you to enjoy! Stay tuned to our events page for more information!
