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3020 18th Street Suite 17 Columbus, NE 68601
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Catholic Charities

Catholic Charities is a Psychologist facility at 3020 18th Street Suite 17 in Columbus, NE.
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3020 18th Street Suite 17, Columbus, NE 68601
Services Catholic Charities is a Psychologist office located in Columbus, NE. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.

Please call Catholic Charities at (402) 563-3833 to schedule an appointment in Columbus, NE or to get more information.
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I was hoping that they would be sympathetic to my situation and understand where I was coming from. Instead, they made it completely obvious that they didn't care about me or what I had been through. I wouldn't say that they're the type of psychologist to go above and beyond. They've never taken any sort of extra step to make me feel respected or important. They are always polite and never use foul language, which I really appreciate. It's always made me uncomfortable at other places when I've heard them use foul language, but they don't here. I know I can bring my kids, and not worry about it. Their office was extremely loud, I felt like I was going to go deaf. I couldn't hear anything that anyone was saying over the blaring noise. Most of the time I was there, I felt pretty ignored. They didn't want to listen to any of my input or concerns.
by Anonymous
December 22, 2011