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Services
Whatever the source of your stress, therapy or counseling can offer resources, encouragement, and support. A good therapist will help you place the problems in the context of your values.
What’s important to you? Your priorities will determine how you set goals in your personal and professional life. Call 860-231-1997 or email me today for an appointment or for more information.
Psychotherapy with Adults
Counseling provides depression and anxiety treatment, stress management, goal setting, help with midlife crisis, and more. Learn how putting yourself first is best not just for you but also for those you care about. Treat yourself to stronger relationships, a more rewarding career, a happier family, a sense of fulfillment, and greater personal success.
Child and Family Therapy
You might look for a child therapist if your child is anxious or depressed, defiant and oppositional, faced with death or a dying relative, or suffering from low self-esteem because of learning difficulties or special needs. Treatment can help ADHD children become better organized and more focused at school. Children of divorce in particular benefit from family counseling. Play therapy builds social skills and makes children more self-aware and more self-confident. Family therapy strengthens the ties between parents and children.
Marriage Counseling
Couples therapy or counseling helps the two of you understand each other better by improving communication, exploring your background and values, and focusing on daily routine. Premarital counseling builds the skills you will need to collaborate effectively and prepares you for common challenges of family life. Solid relationship skills bring extra dividends in the workplace.
LGBTQ Community
A gay-friendly therapist can be a supportive companion on the journey as you find your own lifestyle and way of being in the world. The LGBT knowledgeable counselor can also help individuals and nontraditional families locate resources and surmount the challenges presented by an often intolerant society.
Just for Social Workers
Get your private practice up and running, feel supported as you attend graduate school, or log the hours of professional supervision that the state mandates for social work licensure. Find out why you should see an experienced licensed clinical social worker in private practice rather than simply rely on your agency as you earn your social work license.
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