Coping With Life Transitions and Change
Are you in the midst of divorce, separation, or newly married? Have your children gone off to college and you're now an "empty nester"? Are you starting a new job, new career, or had a recent loss of employment? Are you a new parent? Has a medical condition or injury changed your functioning? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you'll want to attend Coping with Life Transitions and Change. My goal is to help you to feel less anxious about change and turn upheaval into growth.
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Vanessa Pikler, Ph.D., LLC
Executive Centre At Hooks Lane, 8 Reservoir Circle
Suite 103
Baltimore, MD 21208
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Location
Vanessa Pikler, Ph.D., LLC
Executive Centre At Hooks Lane, 8 Reservoir Circle
Suite 103
Baltimore, MD 21208
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Are you experiencing worry, stress, or overwhelm? In the face of stress do you feel like you want to run, fight, or collapse but don't know why? Do you have a harsh self-critical voice interfering with your ability to cope? If you answered yes to any of these you may want to register for Calm Body, Wise Mind, Awake Heart: Mindfulness and Somatically Informed Group Therapy for Stress, Anxiety, and Depression. My goal is to help you feel less anxious, more confident in your ability to cope, and more connected to yourself and to others.