What is therapy like? What does a typical session with you look like?

During our 1st session we take time to explore you worries, concerns and to get to know you. After that, you guide me where you want to go. You know yourself better than no one else!

Se habla Espanol! I am trauma informed therapists that works with women's issues and family therapy. Depression, anxiety, and compulsive behaviors are common symptoms that my clients have struggled with; through the exploration of their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors many clients experience personal growth and symptom relief. LGBTQ+ clients are welcome! It can be a difficult decision to begin therapy, but once you have made the decision; you have begun the process of change. Although therapy is an investment of time, energy and resources, the rewards can be great.

My clients can expect that I will seek to gain an understanding of who they are to better understand their needs in the first 2-3 sessions. This will help to establish a rapport and a good foundation to build upon. In therapy, my clients will work in the moment and receive resources for exploration and self-reflection between sessions.

My core values shape my approach to therapy by influencing how I live my life daily. I believe it’s important to live a life outwardly that is congruent with who you are when no one else is looking. My hope is that my clients feel a genuineness that creates a sense of safety and comfort in therapy sessions. Overall, I believe the core characteristics of the heart are what fuels lasting change. The attainment of knowledge, embodiment of faith, and willingness to engage in new experiences add to this foundation.

We specialize in two day intensives marriage retreats as opposed to once a week sessions. That way a couple has the time to go deep and delve into what is at the root of their conflict, walking out of the 2 days with new hope for the future. After the 2 full days of intensive marriage counseling we include 8 followup sessions for maximum accountability and transformation.

My name is Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a Certified Imago Relationship Therapist. Together with my wife Rivka, we founded http://www.TheMarriageRestorationProject.com, a Global Initiative to help keep couples together and happy. To learn how to have a happy and healthy relationship, click here to find out about our 2 day Private Marriage Retreat, or visit http://www.themarriagerestorationproject.com/marriage-intensives

The time in your first session will be spent by going over some logistics such as fees, confidentiality, etc., as well as getting to know each other, although it’ll be more about getting to know you. I mean, that’s why you’re there, right? We’ll use our first few sessions to continue to work on our therapeutic relationship. I’ll work to ensure your time in therapy with me is a time that you look forward to because you feel safe and heard. Some sessions may be harder than others. There may be times that you struggle to speak about the hard things and in these times, I’ll reassure you that this is your time to use it as you need to. And that may be a time that we talk about lighter and more fun things. This doesn’t mean you’re not working towards your healing. It means you’re allowing yourself the grace you know you need to momentarily steer away from the hard stuff. And that, my friend, is healing.

I graduated in 2022 from Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, Kentucky with a Master of Education in Counseling. I interned for a year at Serenity Counseling in Gallatin, Tennessee. I was able to work with so many wonderful individuals and couples who got their, "oooh, I never thought of it that way" moments. The moments of clarity of all the components that have played a part in the reason they seek therapy. The parts that have caused the pain, self-doubt, worry, anger, sadness, and so on. The parts that made them feel they had lost their way and couldn't find where they fit in the world. It was an honor to work with each person to begin to find their way. I learned so much from this internship; not only how to work with my clients, but I learned so much about myself and why I chose this field to work in.  ​

An initial session will have a lot of questions and listening, on my part. I am striving to know you and your goals. My goal is to meet you where you are in your journey and identify how I can support empowering you toward recovery.

My belief is that every person needs support to work through life’s most challenging problems, and therapy is just one avenue of support. I have experience working in diverse settings including detention center, community based, outpatient, school, in-home, and residential with a diverse range of clients ages three to late adulthood. I use a person-centered, strengths-based approach to create a collaborative, non-judgmental and empathetic environment, working toward the ultimate goals of each individual. My goal is to collaborate with individuals to promote healing and develop coping skills and self-management skills. Each individual I work with is the expert in their life, and I aim to help individuals feel heard, understood, supported, and empowered.

A typical session is relaxed and up front i explain that what the client says goes no further then the office.

My name is Sandra Bevington PLMHP. I am a single mother of two grown children. The oldest has Aspergers Syndrome and the youngest is developmentally delayed. I have worked with children in a school setting as well as a Behavioral facility. I have also worked with adolescents in a Treatment facility. I graduated from Bellevue University. With two Masters degrees. One is a Masters of Science and the other is a Masters in Clinical Counseling.

My counseling sessions are 50 minutes long on a HIPPA compliant Telehealth platform. This way, you can access therapy from the comfort of your home. I am very much a person-centered therapist and believe that the client should have a say in therapy goals and the assessment of those goals. In the first 2 sessions, I will information gather and you will leave the session with coping tools. By the third session we should have a solid treatment plan in place.  

There is hope for a brighter tomorrow. It is possible to lead a life full of joy, purpose and freedom. Maybe you have tried on your own to make things right and nothing has worked. You aren't failing at healing, you're finding healing and that takes time and effort. Taking the step into therapy is a brave and courageous one and no matter what stage of healing you're in, we're all works in progress. We all need help sometimes. If your present reality is not congruent with what you pictured for your life, there is hope for change. You have made a courageous step in seeking help. If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, unresolved trauma, PTSD or a life transition, there is a light at the end of the tunnel and you are worth it.

Therapy can be customized to work for you. I'm trained in a variety of therapeutic theories and modalities, and have an integrative approach. I tend to be candid, informal, and warm. I value the therapeutic relationship, and aim to show up as my authentic self, with the hope that it enables my clients to do likewise. 

Hi! I'm Haley, and I would love to work with you and your partner! I strive to bring hope and compassion into every therapeutic relationship, knowing that it takes courage to reach out for help. I specialize in working with attachment needs and concerns in relationships. Drawing from my background in family systems work, I can assist you in better understanding the impact of your family of origin experiences, and other significant relational experiences in your past and present, as you make changes to your current relational functioning. 

An initial visit with me involves a medical history review, physical examination, and possibly diagnostic tests to evaluate a patient's health, identify issues, and develop a treatment plan.

I hold both a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Science degree from Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. My professional credentials include dual board certifications: one as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), and another as a Family Nurse Practitioner recognized by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). My current focus lies in the field of psychiatric mental health, delivered through telehealth services. My mission is to enhance the accessibility of mental health care, eliminating barriers to reach individuals in need. I'm dedicated to offering you a compassionate and non-judgmental approach to address a wide spectrum of mental and emotional concerns, ranging from stress, anger, and depression to anxiety, emotional distress, and various other conditions, regardless of their magnitude.

I aim for every session to feel like a conversation with a trusted friend that’s going to be honest and helpful. 

My first career was in fine art reproduction where I worked with art buyers and galleries on an international level. I had no idea that in 2015 I would change careers and become a therapist. Clients say that therapy with me feels like a simple conversation. Couples therapy is my favorite type of clients but I currently work with anyone over the age of 13 unless they are seen for family therapy. I have five kids myself and have seen the ugly side of divorce. My belief is that we are all one decision away from something better.