Scott Eric Alpert M.A., LCPC, Adolescent Specialist
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Scott Eric Alpert M.A., LCPC

Psychologist | Counseling

111 Baptist Street 107D Salisbury MD, 21801

About

Scott Alpert is a licensed counselor and therapist practicing in Salisbury MD. He has a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology.   Scott specializes in the treatment of mental health and addiction problems.    He uses a varietyof approachesincluding EMDR, Adlerian,  Cognitive Behavioral, and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy in order to help clients to cope and function with their mental illnesses. As a therapist, he conducts extensive and comprehensive evaluations and develops a treatment  plan to address both Cognitive and Behavioral disfunctions. Patients usually visit Scott because they have been experiencing depression, anxiety, stress or anger for a significant period of time and are seeking help. Scott has been practicing for over 30 years and has worked in numerous environments with diverse patient populations.

Education and Training

Loyola MA 1992

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Scott Eric Alpert M.A., LCPC's Expert Contributions
  • Community Only Occurs When We Don't Compete

    Shortages on housing, food, toilet paper, and almost everything else we can think of. A sense of community CANNOT be formed when competing against others for basic necessities. Only anger and hate against one's neighbor develops. Like a fish in a crowded fishbowl, fighting for food and oxygen, what...

  • Felling very stressed?

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  • What is the best medicine for panic disorders?

    The best medications available for panic disorder and have been around for many years are the Benzodiapines with brand names of Ativan, Xanax, etc. Very effective if taken immediately prior to the panic attack occurring. So effective that this grouping of drugs can be addictive. Of course any medication that really works can be addictive. Avoid Buspar, probably just a placebo effect for this drug. If you want to go to the Antidepressants I have found Paroxetine to be effective in preventing Panic but also causes serious physical dependence and must be taken daily and initially for a minimum of 6 to 9 months before tapering down. Paxil is NOT effective when panic has started or in controlling acute panic attacks. READ MORE

  • What does a psychologist do in palliative care?

    Not much based on experience. Typically, you need to go to an outside provider who specializes in chronic pain and illness. READ MORE

  • Can you have a panic attack for no reason?

    A panic attack is almost always caused by no identifiable reason. It is a normal physiological process with a faulty trigger. READ MORE

  • What is the best natural pill for anxiety?

    Valerian, Chamomile and St John's Wart to just tell you a few of the natural remedies for anxiety. Administer in tea, tinctures or pill. READ MORE

  • What medication can I give my child for anxiety?

    Diphenhidramine better known as Children's Benadryl. Also, might and try some of the herbals that contain Valerian, Chamomile and Melatonin to name a few. Please check with child's pediatrician before administration. READ MORE

  • My seven year old son is trying to masturbate?

    Normal behavior unless it becomes excessive, obsessive or inappropriate in any way. READ MORE

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Areas of expertise and specialization

Addictions, Trauma, Anxiety, Couples

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Adjunct professor University of Maryland 1999 - 2008

Scott Eric Alpert M.A., LCPC's Practice location

Scott Alpert, MA, LCPC

111 Baptist Street 107D -
Salisbury, MD 21801
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