COMMON REASONS FOR SEEKING INDIVIDUAL THERAPY::
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Grief & Loss
- Eating disorders
- Relationship difficulties/conflict
- Life transitions
- Difficulty with decisions
- Changes within family dynamics
- Identity issues (low self-esteem, personal insecurities, lack of a sense of identity)
- Healing from traumatic events (including emotional, psychical, or sexual abuse in childhood or adulthood)
- Cultural adjustments
- Spiritual challenges
- Career changes/coaching
- Understanding how to support a loved one who is struggling
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THERAPY COULD BE HELPFUL FOR YOUR CHILD IF ANY OF THESE ARE PRESENT::
- Relationship difficulties or conflict between child & family members
- Divorce, remarriage, or blending families
- Emotion-related issues like difficulty identifying and regulating emotions
- Behavioral issues such as defiance, uncertainty with how to discipline, or tantrums
- Big life changes (moving, changing schools, new sibling)
- Low self-esteem or poor social skills
- Trauma-related concerns & establishing secure attachment
- School problems
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COMMON REASONS FOR SEEKING COUPLES THERAPY::
- Healing from infidelity
- Divorce & remarriage
- Sexual incompatibility
- Healing from addictions (including alcohol, drugs, or pornography)
- Cultural clashes
- Financial stress
- Blended families
- Communication problems
- Conflicts about parenting
- Difficulties with extended family
- Chronic Health Issues
- Emotional Distance
- Infertility, miscarriage, loss of a child
- Lack of connection, feeling the relationship is “blah”
- Premarital counseling (including the PREPARE-ENRICH assessment)
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COMMON REASONS FOR SEEKING FAMILY THERAPY::
- Grief & loss of loved ones
- Relationship difficulties or conflict between parent & child or between siblings
- Adjusting to big changes such as preparing for a move
- Processing divorce between parents & helping children establish two healthy homes
- Assisting divorced parents with positive, collaborative co-parenting
- Working to establish secure attachment for families who have adopted or fostered children
- Changes in family dynamics due to divorce and/or remarriage
- Lack of connection as a family unit
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