Many people can benefit from therapy
Here are some examples of who I tend to work with:
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Therapy with Individual Adults often addresses:
- Feeling overwhelmed
- Disconnection from yourself or others
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-esteem
- Sexual issues
- Grief, loss, & transition
- Identity issues
- Self-harming
- Juggling cultural identities
Family Therapy offers great support for tweens, teens and their parents. Generally speaking, I require parental involvement and participation from all the families I see; this looks different for each family and from session to session. Family therapy often addresses:
Anxiety
Depression
Adjusting to the loss/addition of family members
Healing from trauma
Behavioral problems, including ADHD
Attachment disorders
Identity Issues
Risky behaviors, including suicidality and self-harm
Strained relationships between child(ren) and parent(s)/caregiver(s)
Co-Parenting
Moreover, many children and adolescents split time between different households and families; this is often referred to as co-parenting. . Like single-household parenting, co-parenting is no easy task yet comes with its unique challenges. Re-Story therapy provides support, education, and teaches communication skills for co-parents to collaborate in raising their child(ren).