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Individuals

Sometimes we all just get stuck.  Things have been working for awhile and then suddenly they're not.  A few examples of individual focus for treatment include:

  • Feelings of depression, anxiety or anger
  • Transitions in career, location, or relationships
  • Grief after the loss of a loved one
  • Childhood trauma, addictions & codependency
  • Difficulty finding the right romantic relationship
  • Infertility or postpartum depression
  • Coping with recent or chronic medical condition
  • College students or young adults developing identity

Children and Teens

Children are constantly growing and at times need extra help and support to manage their emotions.  When a child or teenager's behavior becomes a problem, the whole family suffers.  Sometimes grades suffer, too.  Frequent concerns about children or teens include:

  • Study skills and strategies for children with ADHD
  • Children coping with divorce of parents
  • Anxiety due to school or peer pressures
  • Self-esteem issues
  • Inappropriate or oppositional behavior.  Or risky behavior such as drugs, alcohol or cutting.
  • Teens applying to college or transitioning from high school to college

Couples

When a romantic relationship or marriage seems harder than it should.  Conflict increases or its harder to find that spark of connection.  Some examples  include:

  • Decreasing fighting and improving communication
  • Divorce
  • Pre-marital counseling
  • Infidelity
  • Parenting
  • Coping with one partner's issue in the relationship
  • Adjusting to life changes such as career changes, moving, adoption or infertility

Twins

Being a twin is a special kind of relationship, but can bring its own special variety of complicated emotions, too.  Twins and parents of twins experience a whole range of experiences that may seem foreign to those without a twin. These include:

  • Frequent conflict or fighting
  • Codependency or difficulty separating
  • Difficulty developing an identity separate from his/her twin
  • Strategies for raising twins to have healthy relationships
  • Issues of competition and "fairness"
  • Managing twin pregnancy, birth and infancy
  • Developmental issues related to prematurity

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