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ADULT

SPECIALTY AREAS

Stress Management

Depression

Anxiety Disorders

Body Image

Self-Esteem

Career Counseling

Life Transitions

Relational Conflicts

Trauma

Grief


ADULT SERVICES 


It’s not really that long ago that 

psychotherapy and  counseling were viewed as

something that should be kept a secret.  But times 

are,  thankfully, changing. More people  are  benefiting 

from therapy for mental and  emotional wellbeing. 

Read on to  discover  how  therapy can help you. 

We are  here to help!

SPECIALTY AREAS EXPLAINED

STRESS MANAGEMENT

Stress is often defined as a bodily response to the demands of life (external pressures). But there are also emotional and mental aspects of stress. It is experienced as thoughts and feelings as well as in the body. Therapy can help people learn coping skills to reduce and manage their stress.

DEPRESSION

Depression can have many symptoms. These can include sadness, irritability, fatigue, inability to sleep, decision-making issues, and the list continues. Feel only slightly down, but it never goes away? You might be experiencing symptoms of depression.

ANXIETY DISORDERS

Anxiety is different than stress because it is far less logical. Thoughts tend toward excessive worry; where you might feel all of a sudden panicky and fearful at the slightest thing. Feelings of anxiety can also manifest physical symptoms such as nausea, muscle tension, increased heart rate, and perspiration. Several types of anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic disorder, trauma-related disorders and various phobia-related disorders.

BODY IMAGE

Body image involves one’s physical body (including size, shape, and appearance), and one’s attitude toward the physical self (such as thoughts, feelings and beliefs about one’s body). Body image can be influenced by social factors, such as culture, the media, and interactions with family and friends. An unhealthy body image can contribute to low self-esteem and cause persistent anxiety; it can interfere with daily well-being.

SELF ESTEEM 

Many people who turn to therapy do so because they have issues with their self-confidence. This can be down to unresolved childhood issues, harmful relationships, and/or automatic negative thoughts. Not everyone who comes to therapy has an issue. Some are just curious to understand themselves better and lead a more meaningful life.

CAREER COUNSELING

Career counseling is counseling designed to help with choosing, changing, or leaving a career and is available at any stage in life. One's career is often one of the most important aspects of adulthood, and embarking on a new career can be a stressful event. A career counselor can help by outlining and discussing one's potential career options.

LIFE TRANSITIONS

Perhaps the greatest benefit to having therapy is achieving greater balance and harmony in life, especially through difficult life transitions.  But if you are aware that your life is unbalanced, it’s reason enough to seek therapy.

CONFLICT RESOLUTION

Conflict resolution therapy seeks to teach people conflict resolution skills, can be used to address conflict in any situation (family, between friends or romantic partners, at the workplace, etc.). Therapy can help find solutions to certain challenging situations, and build a skill set that can be used to navigate future conflict.

GRIEF 

The experience of losing someone or something close to us is difficult. Grief tends to come in waves, and can leave us emotionally all over the place.  Through exploring the phases typically passed through after a loss, therapy can not only be a great comfort, it can help find ways to manage and move forward.


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