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18 years of counseling experience. Former Buddhist monk and author of The Two Truths About Love: The Art & Wisdom of Extraordinary Relationships (New Harbinger Press, 2013), specializing in couples counseling, conflict resolution, and personal/interpersonal wellness. I help individuals learn how to understand, manage, and transform emotional distress, increase clarity about self and others, and become empowered to achieve their highest ambitions for life by deepening true wisdom. To learn more about me, my atypical philosophies, and my unique approach to counseling, you may visit my website at www.jasonbfischer.com.

Are your relationships unsatisfactory? Do you find it hard to express, or even be, yourself with your loved ones? Is it you? Is it them? We all need a safe space to be able to work through: relationship challenges, painful experiences, and to uncover unknown truths about ourselves.

Do you desire more joy in your life? Would you like to learn how to be your own healer and trust your intuition vs. living life from fear? Life may be painful, but you needn’t suffer or “feel stuck.” There is a way to live life to the fullest without being attached to emotions. Intuitive psychotherapy is where the therapist uses their own intuition in the healing process. Clients also learn how to develop and trust their intuition through specialized somatic and inner child work interventions.

I am passionate about collaborating with clients to build meaningful lives and improve wellness. I specialize in group and individual therapy using various techniques to fulfill the needs that best fit the client. I take a Positive Psychology and Person Centered approach, allowing the client to direct their own self-discovery. Creativity is a main influence, allowing me to utilize art techniques, client-directed activities, behavioral approaches, and remain fluid to shape sessions. By encouraging, reflection, identifying what makes one happy, and showing unconditional support, allows me to understand individual needs.

I do therapy with people who work hard and perform well but are stressed out, unhappy, and struggling to feel worthy of the life they dream of. Ever find yourself thinking, "I did everything that I was supposed to do, why isn't this working?" about a job, romance, or friendship? Are you having a hard time being honest about what you want and need, setting boundaries, or even understanding these things for yourself? Do you feel cut off from your own voice and power? Fearful that people would leave if they saw the real you? If you want clarity about who you are, what you want, and to connect more deeply with others, let's talk.

Are you experiencing anxiety, perfectionism, and relationship concerns or having trouble with people-pleasing, improving communication, and setting healthy boundaries? Or maybe you are in a relationship that is navigating premarital/wedding prep, conflicts in communication styles, building emotional/physical intimacy, or infertility/reproductive decisions. If so, I would love to work with you! We'd also be a great fit if you are a "recovering" high achiever and an aspiring "good-enough-ist." I'd love to guide you in improving your life satisfaction and well-being through gentle challenges, self-reflection, and self-compassion.

When my sister asked how I would describe myself as a counselor, I replied, "I am a professional human being". I was half-joking, but the statement was particularly self-aware. I feel that I am most authentic/effective when I am prioritizing the counselor/client relationship. I regard my clients with unconditional respect, giving him/her space to think/behave in a manner that is most congruent with their best self. For this purpose, I prefer to lead with the client's strengths of character. This sense of confidence is a source of momentum when confronting the external/internal challenges that are hindering their progress.

Hi there. I’m Crystalyn and I’m a psychotherapist and counselor that specializes in Internal Family Systems therapy. I help clients bridge the gap from feelings of inadequacy, worry, burnout, frustration, and overwhelm to a place with more balance and harmony. In therapy we will work together to find the core place within yourself that holds confidence, courage, clarity, and creativity that can give you what you need to create internal change that allows you to go out into the world and make the difference you want to make without sacrificing yourself to the point of defeat.

Relationships are powerful. They have the power to inspire us, help us grow, or they can smother and even damage us. We spend much of our time and energy engaged in relationships, tolerating, fixing, and avoiding relationships. I believe that relationships are powerful vehicles for change. As a psychotherapist, I offer a relationship that is warm, challenging, accepting, and personal where you can feel a full range of emotions, learn, grow, and attain your goals.

Do you want to grow and self-actualize? My modalities are experiential/insight oriented, so I like to work with people who look into themselves for healthier, fulfilled lives. Do you have depression/anxiety, bipolar? Looking for a career change, have gender identity questions, or want to maximize your potential? Need learning disability advocacy? Then call me today. We bring our past and decisions into every situation. Knowing what those decisions are, and that the past does not define us, is the first step in successful therapy. I use re-decision, Gestalt, NLP, hypnosis, and mindfulness to find answers and peace within.

Do you prioritize other people's needs over your own? Do you avoid expressing your needs and feelings, have self-doubt, imposter syndrome, have difficulty setting boundaries, find yourself in toxic relationships and very easily slip into a caretaker's role? You might have had difficult experiences growing up that shaped your understanding of people and relationships. Childhood trauma can affect the choices we make as adults resulting in loneliness, anxiety and depression. If you are tired of these patterns, want to take charge of your life and are ready to form healthy reciprocal relationships then you have come to the right place.

Clients describe my therapeutic style as interactive, warm, and reassuring. It isn't easy to disclose personal challenges, but my clients have responded pretty quickly to my efforts to build rapport, explore issues, and experiment with solutions. Sometimes this work has been about learning new coping skills, and sometimes the work has been about digging deeply into the past to uproot old patterns that dampen the spirit. In my work with clients--whether individual or couples--I include a focus on integrating body awareness into the work of the heart and mind, so that more profound healing may take place.

Welcome! I'm Scott Glenn, a compassionate and dedicated therapist whose goal is to help individuals overcome life's challenges. I take a relational therapeutic approach rooted in empathy, authenticity, respect, and a commitment to your well-being. My approach to therapy integrates the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Inner Child work among other modalities. I believe in tailoring treatment to meet each client's unique needs, while working collaboratively to explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that may be hindering personal fulfillment.

I strive to create a trusting bond with each of my clients as we work collaboratively to address specific needs and explore optimal goals. I combine aspects from psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and culturally sensitive perspectives to help my clients through challenges they are facing while better appreciating who they are. Together, my patients and I will explore the stories and struggles that have shaped them including early familial attachments, traumas, and multigenerational patterns that have had great impact on the present day.

Depression and anxiety can leave you feeling exhausted, irritable, and scared without even knowing why. Life can be overwhelming with all of the stress that comes from school, family, pressures from friends, not feeling good enough, and the list goes on. Racing thoughts, feelings of loneliness and hopelessness, lack of motivation, and fear of what life is going to throw at us next are just a few common symptoms. However, there is hope for a sense of calmness in the storm. You can get through these challenging experiences with more confidence.

The moon children that come to seek therapy here are ones that are struggling with riddling anxiety, unprocessed experiences, and lack positive resources to help them get through their current state. They are over their anxiety, and are highly motivated to feel completely satisfied with their life. Here at Moon Child Counseling, we extend a warm and compassionate welcome to all moon children who may be struggling and are seeking a change.

Welcome! I feel honored to work with children, teens, and young adults who are going through some of the most difficult times of their lives. I specialize in therapy for suicidality and self-injury. People engage in self-injury and experience suicidality for a variety of reasons, but some of the commonalities tend to be dislike of yourself, feeling isolated, and feeling that your psychological pain is unbearable and unsolvable. I work with clients to find ways to feel hope again, start to like themselves, and find alternative ways to cope.

Welcome to my practice! I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, panic disorder, and trauma, with a focus on women's mental health. Holding extensive experience helping college students and young adults through life transitions, processing trauma, stress management, and relationship difficulties, I provide a safe space to explore emotions and develop healthy coping strategies.

Relationships can be the most important and supportive part of life but can often be difficult and filled with conflict. We can experience difficulty at home, at work, with friends, with coworkers, or extended family. Whether it is online or in person, we spend a lot of our day interacting with others and problematic relationships often negatively affect our overall mental health.