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Anxiety and Depression:<\/strong> Anxiety and depression are often looked at as two sides of the same coin and many people experience them together. Sometimes it has been an on-going problem or the feelings are in reaction to a specific life stressor, i.e. the loss or illness of a loved one, your own illness, divorce, loss of a job or career, etc. With mild to severe depression and\/or anxiety, it is very helpful to have a caring, yet objective person who is trained to help you work things through, even if you are already taking medication.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Grief:<\/strong> Grief is the painful form love takes after death. It comes in waves over time and can be a confusing, destabilizing process that I can help you understand and navigate.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n LGBTQ:<\/strong> Therapy can be a safe place to share your struggles, be it discovering and accepting one’s non-traditional gender or sexuality, coming out to family and friends or living in the world as other than binary or heterosexual.<\/p>\n Relationship Difficulties:<\/strong> I work with all kinds of couples, including romantic couples, friendships, siblings, and parents and adult children. I also help individuals who find themselves having the same types of problems in one relationship after another,or are having difficulty finding a relationship or ending. Difficulty finding or ending a relationship.<\/p>\n Coping With Illness in Yourself or a Loved One:<\/strong> When one member of a family has medical issues it impacts the whole family emotionally and practically in different ways. Illness itself or the treatment may cause depression\/anxiety, or, at the very least, acute or chronic illness can put one at higher risk for anxiety and depression.<\/p>\n Life Transitions:<\/strong> These include transitions from full-time parenting to work and visa versa, from a single life to marriage or co-habitation, from school into the workplace, empty nest, retirement, divorce, becoming a parent and so on.<\/p>\n Social Difficulties:<\/strong> This can be problems in the workplace, with friends, making friends or being in large groups if the problem impacts your functioning or well-being.<\/p>\n Work or Career Issues:<\/strong> Relationships with bosses, employees, and co-workers, difficulty succeeding in your career and problems finding the right career are just some of the issues I treat.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Depression, Anxiety and Mood Changes:<\/strong> normal adolescent feelings or something more?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n School problems:<\/strong> learning issues, under-achieving, poor organizational skills, lack of motivation<\/p>\n Developmental Lags:<\/strong> Is your adolescent socially or emotionally immature?<\/p>\n Compliance with authority:<\/strong> parents, school and community<\/p>\n Divorce or death of a parent<\/p>\n Illness, illness in a parent or sibling<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Anxiety and Depression:<\/strong> depression in particular can look quite different in children, sometimes showing itself as hyperactivity, change in grades or, in young children, loss of developmental gains<\/p>\n Peer Relationships and social anxiety\/shyness<\/strong><\/p>\n School:<\/strong> behavior, learning difficulties. under-achieving, poor organizational skills, lack of motivation<\/p>\n Developmental Lags:<\/strong> Is your child? socially or emotionally immature?<\/p>\n Is your child socially, emotionally or behaviorally immature?<\/strong><\/p>\n Divorce or Death of a Parent\/family member<\/strong><\/p>\n Illness:<\/strong> hospitalization, medical procedures, loss of capacity, or a parent’s or family member’s illness<\/p>\n Compliance With Parental Authority<\/strong><\/p>\n Parent Consultation:<\/strong> from pregnancy through adolescence, the pre-college process through beginning college, transitioning to a good (yet different) relationship with your adult child<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ADULT PSYCHOTHERAPY Anxiety and Depression: Anxiety and depression are often looked at as two sides of the same coin and many people experience them together. 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Peer relationships and social anxiety\/shyness<\/h2>\n
CHILD PSYCHOTHERAPY<\/h2>\n