Elderly Services
Psychiatry, Therapy, & Counseling
About This Service:
Red Sands offers compassionate guidance, practical management, and emotional reassurance to help older adults and their families confidently navigate the complex challenges of aging. This service may focus on challenges such as processing the loss of independence, changing relationships, and social isolation that can accompany major life changes. Late-onset anxiety, clinical depression, or coping with a new cognitive diagnosis are also areas we explore.
Recommended For:
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Aging individuals struggling with identity shifts or mental health challenges.
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Adult children and family caregivers managing the stress of caring for an aging parent.
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Couples navigating shared aging working through retirement adjustments or caregiving dynamics.
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And more
Qualified Providers at Red Sands:
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Paige Marshall (PMHNP-BC)
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Rocky Lawter (PMHNP-BC)
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Ashley Hiné (PMHNP-BC)
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Cameron Debuck (PMHNP-BC)
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Cass Waldo (LCSW)
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Cheryl Jordan (LCMHC)
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Broden Lund (MFT-I)
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Erika Mendenhall (ACMHC)
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Collin Hooper (LCSW)
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Maylin Worlton (LCSW)
More about This Service
How and where It is administered
This service is completed in a one-on-one environment where confidentiality and safety are top priorities. Care is administered through structured psychological interventions, typically in 45-to-60-minute, scheduled weekly appointments.
Can't make it to our office or prefer to connect from home? This service is also available through our easy-to-use Telehealth portal. Contact us for details!
What to Expect
At Red Sands, care is a collaborative process designed to provide emotional relief and structured solutions. The counselor will ask about physical health, living arrangements, family dynamics, and major recent changes. From here, you’ll work to identify stressors, understand what is causing the most anxiety, and establish clear goals to move forward. Counseling provides a dedicated, judgment-free zone to voice thoughts that may be uncomfortable to share with family and friends. Practical skills and coping strategies are also discussed, and psychological tools can be taught to handle daily stressors.
