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Therapy is a process in which patients are guided by a trained mental health professional to identify and understand any thoughts, behaviors, and emotions they may be experiencing that they want to change or process. Through collaborative conversations and evidence-based techniques, therapy provides individuals with the tools to develop healthier coping strategies, improve communication, enhance relationships, and build emotional resilience. Whether addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, stress management, or personal growth, therapy fosters self-awareness and personal empowerment, promoting lasting emotional wellness and overall quality of life.

Therapy can help you identify and better understand difficult thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that may be impacting your life. Our providers are dedicated to creating personalized treatment plans tailored specifically to your unique individual needs, goals, and circumstances. The therapeutic process can support you as you navigate challenging experiences, such as traumatic events, grief, loss, or significant life transitions. Therapy also provides guidance in establishing healthy boundaries, improving communication skills, breaking down complex emotions, and building self-esteem, confidence, and resilience. Through compassionate care and evidence-based techniques, our providers empower you to recognize and leverage your strengths, ultimately helping you achieve greater emotional well-being and fulfillment. If you have any questions about how therapy can support your journey toward healing and growth, please call 980-237-4766 ext 103

After scheduling an appointment the first session is an intake session lasting 53 to 60 minutes. After that, sessions are 53 minutes. We try our best to make sure all questions are addressed during the time of the session.

No! Therapy is your personal journey. At any time you can opt in or out of therapy. Therapy is your time to explore your thoughts and feelings. While we recommend that you remain in therapy if a provider feels it is the best course of treatment, you are free to no longer schedule sessions. We ask that pre-scheduled sessions you do not plan to attend are canceled before noon the previous business to your scheduled appointment time. All missed appointments will incur a no show fee.

These letters indicate the provider's level of education and degree and any certifications and qualifications they may have!

• M.D. - Doctor in Medicine

• M.S. - Master of Science

• MSW - Master of Social Work

• LCSW, LCSWA - Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Associate

• LCMHC, LCMHCA - Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor/Associate

• LCAS, LCASA - Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist/Associate

• LMFT - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

The first therapy session is an opportunity for you and your provider to begin building a trusting and collaborative relationship. During this initial meeting, your therapist will spend time getting to know you, your background, and the reasons that brought you into therapy. You’ll discuss any challenges or concerns you’re currently facing, as well as your personal goals and expectations for treatment. Your provider may ask questions about your thoughts, feelings, relationships, medical history, and previous therapy experiences to develop a deeper understanding of your unique situation. This session is also an opportunity for you to ask questions, express any worries, and determine if your therapist feels like the right fit for you. By the end of the first session, you and your provider will typically outline initial steps or plans for ongoing therapy, ensuring a personalized path toward emotional wellness and growth.

Absolutely! Unless a client poses a danger to themselves or others, our provider suspects child or elder abuse, or our provider is legally mandated by a court order to pass along records, 100% of everything you say in the session will be confidential in accordance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA).

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People go to therapy for an endless variety of reasons! Just a few of the reasons one might go to therapy are:

• Anxiety and Depression

• Grief and Loss

• Anger management

• Low self-esteem

• Relationship issues

• Career changes

• Navigating feelings about retirement

• New Parents

• Sexual abuse and Domestic violence

• Domestic

• Exploring of Mental Health Conditions

• Self-improvement

• Bullying

• Boundary setting

• PTSD