Counseling Services
Anger Management
Anger is one of the most basic and most important emotions. It is necessary for survival because the feeling often generates the necessary strength to protect ourselves. Everyone has anger. So why is this important emotion so difficult for people to deal with?
Anxiety & Panic
Every human feels anxiety on occasion; it’s a part of life. However, an estimated 15% of the population suffers from devastating and constant anxiety that severely affects their lives, sometimes resulting in living in highly restricted ways.
Health Concerns, Terminal and Chronic Illness
A certain degree of sadness is expected when learning of one’s chronic illness. However, sadness and nervousness can in some cases lead to diagnosable depression or anxiety disorders. These conditions can further complicate medical problems, and in some cases can prove to be counterproductive to the treatment for your chronic illness.
Loss, Grief and Bereavement
As professional counselors, we have seen many clients dealing with losses of all kinds — loss of loved ones through death and divorce, for instance. These experiences are difficult for everyone. There are many different kinds of loss that can produce grief, as well as different ways of experiencing grief.
Marriage & Relationship Issues
Relationships are important in every person's life. Sometimes we find ourselves having difficulty relating to our loved ones in a healthy and happy manner. It is possible to correct many issues people have in their relationships given that they are each willing to work toward that positive change.
Men's Issues
Many men’s issues have a lot to do with our society and how men are raised and taught to process emotional hardship. When emotions are repressed, suppressed or denied, other behaviors can manifest. Sometimes the best way to break the cycle is to get to the root of the problem -- to delve deep into yourself and uncover your emotional hardships.
Mood Disorders (Depression & Bipolar)
Depression is one of the most common psychological problems, affecting nearly everyone in one way or another. It can interfere with normal functioning, and frequently causes problems with work, social, and family adjustment. It causes pain and suffering for those who have the disorder and those who care about them.
Stress, Adjustment, and Life Transition
Even positive events in one’s life can be stressful. However, major life changes are the greatest contributors of stress for most people and place the greatest demand on resources for coping. Our counselors use a variety of methods to help you increase your ability to cope with stress.
Trauma
By definition, trauma is any event that has had a lasting negative effect. These events are often emotionally painful, distressful, or shocking. It is common for people to suffer lasting side effects from their traumas, and our Trauma Specialists have the ability to help you minimize and even cure these lasting discomforts.