There are different psychotherapies. One might suit a certain person better than others. I will get to know you and what method can work best for you. You are unique and need the help that’s right for you.
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Psychologists employ empirical methods to infer causal and correlational relationships between psychosocial variables. In addition/opposition, some rely on symbolic interpretation.
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Psychologists consider the organism the basis of the mind, and therefore a vitally related area of study. Psychiatrists and neuropsychologists work at the interface of mind and body.
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The majority of psychologists are involved in some kind of therapeutic role, practicing in clinical, counseling, or school settings. Many perform research on a wide range of topics.
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Emphasis on gender differences and a scientific and empirical approach. Focus on personal issues and feelings using traditional therapy.
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Gender issues and female identity. Balancing the roles means attempting to satisfy the needs for personal achievement and emotional security.
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Dating couples, married couples and parents sometimes need guidance and a place to talk about what’s most important to them.
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There are different many psychotherapies. One size doesn’t fit all. You are unique and need the help that’s right for you.
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Understanding and coping with the grief that comes from loss, particularly that of a loved one. There are ways to overcome.
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There are different techniques used in therapy. Learn more about them, then get in touch so we can find which ones can benefit you.
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I am experienced at speaking, teaching and presenting to other professionals. Check out my Events page for upcoming dates.
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One-on-one counseling adjusted to the individual’s needs and feelings. No one method works for everyone.
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