FAQ

Currently, I have hours available Monday through Friday, morning, late afternoon, and early evening.

Many clients have shared that same concern. People typically think I’m approachable, understand them, work hard for them, and care about them. I am honest and down to earth, and I make genuine connections.

I’m 100% committed to respecting, understanding, and helping you solve your problems. I don’t hide behind my credentials. I am truthful and open-minded. Your feelings about our partnership are a key factor in your success in counseling. Having the right collaboration is a significant factor in whether counseling succeeds.

There’s not always a huge difference between the two when it comes to what we do. Because coaching enables me to work with anybody, regardless of geography, and people who may have had a past connection with me, there is a little more freedom in coaching than in counseling.

There are numerous similarities between coaching and counseling, although the emphasis of coaching is not on mental health. As a result, we’ll focus more on the present, future, and problem-solving. We can chat about your situation and see if we can find a way to help you.

I want to acknowledge your feelings and reassure you that you are in control. I also want to tell you that counseling is not as frightening as you imagine. I’ve seen clients cry in our first session because they’re so uncomfortable, only to feel relieved and at peace by the next.

I strive to create an environment where you feel at ease throughout our sessions. It’s also your session. Please let me know if you don’t like anything.

In terms of being okay in the long run, you are already okay, which is what I help you realize in therapy. Many of the individuals who work with me begin to discover that they are alright, significantly influencing their overall well-being.

However, we don’t know if all your difficulties will disappear. There is always a slight risk that things may not improve if you seek counseling. We do our very best. If I cannot help you, I will find someone else to help you.

In order to find the most effective therapy for reducing stress and anxiety, it is vital first to understand what type of treatment might be best for you. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction is a great way to begin reducing stress and anxiety, as it helps you become more aware of how your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is another great option for reducing stress and anxiety, as it helps you to identify and address negative thinking patterns that can lead to unhealthy behaviors. Ultimately, the best therapy for reducing stress and anxiety is the one that works for you! 

The answer to this question is a resounding “Yes.” 

You can improve your relationships and break destructive behavior patterns by using the communication tools and strategies that relationship counseling can teach. 

Criticism sensitivity is the tendency to be easily upset or emotionally affected by negative feedback, criticism, or judgment. 

A hobby can help you calm down and give your worries and stress a place to go. Stress-relieving hobbies include yoga, meditation, reading, running or jogging, and playing sports like tennis or basketball. 

Absolutely! A therapist can help an individual understand the cause of their stress, gain insight into the factors that may be contributing to it, and provide strategies for coping with it. 

Research demonstrates that virtual counseling is an effective therapy with similar positive outcomes to traditional face-to-face counseling. 

It’s essential to be open and honest about your thoughts and feelings, ask questions proactively, and use any tools your therapist may offer if you want to get the most out of virtual therapy.