Individual Therapy
Individual therapy is a collaborative process between the client and therapist. The goals of this therapeutic relationship are to promote self-growth and self-healing in a warm and supportive environment. At times, life can be difficult. However, you do not have to face these difficulties alone. Individual therapy can help with learning the tools to enhance positive emotions, encourage healthier decision-making, and achieve your interpersonal goals.
Couples Therapy
Couples therapy is the engagement of two partners learning more optimistic approaches to communication, negotiation, and conflict. At the core, therapy focuses on, “What has happened in the relationship to create these challenges?” Mainly, it is a commitment towards building a covenant that strives toward being heard and understood, encountering challenges as a team, respecting one another’s perspective, and developing mutual strategies for managing conflict.
Family Therapy
Family therapy centers on the dynamics and relational patterns that have impacted the emotional, mental, and physical stability of the larger unit. Therapy enlightens families on the multiple factors that have enabled unhealthy behavioral practices. Families can learn new techniques for strengthening strained relationships, empowering one another in communicating needs, and reconciling previously severed bonds.
Group Therapy
Group therapy affords clients the opportunity to receive the encouragement and support from other goal-oriented participants. Additionally, group participants embrace hopefulness and connection. Group therapy allows participants to share with others experiencing related life challenges. Within the safety and security of the group, participants can cultivate feelings of success and accomplishment.
Mother-Daughter Connection
Bonding Makes an Impact
