Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a typical Counseling Session?
With the exception of the initial hour long session, a typical counseling session is 45 minutes. In the beginning, clients usually attend weekly counseling sessions, and then after some time, our sessions will be decreased as you personally progress. The number of sessions depends on your individual counseling needs.
How long will I be in counseling?
The length of time a client is in counseling depends on the nature of the problem, your goals and personal progression. Some clients have a very specific problem that can be worked through in a set number of sessions. For others, counseling is an on-going learning process for an extended period of time.
Why Should I Seek Counseling?
Adversity equals character building. While we cannot change the happenings of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your present life. Through counseling, a person can uncover their true potential and live a life that is worth celebrating. By applying tailored treatment plans to fit your individual needs, we will unearth long-standing behavioral patterns or negative perceptions that have been holding you back from experiencing a fulfilling and meaningful life. I cannot stress this enough, my one and only goal is to help you become a better you.
What are the benefits of Individual Therapy?
Sole Benefactor
Therapeutic Alliance
Higher Level of Confidentiality
Focused Treatment
Comfortable Pace
Easier Scheduling
What are the benefits of Couples Therapy?
Gain a deeper understanding of you relationship dynamic
To have a trained impartial sounding board
To learn about your relationship in a safe space
To learn each other's perspectives
To begin erode relationship roadblocks
Learn strategic and effective coping mechanisms
Clarify your feelings about the relationship
Restore or build trust
Deepen your intimacy and connection with your partner
Improve communication skills
Work on your own self-awareness and personal growth
What are the benefits of Group Therapy?
Camaraderie
Different Perspectives
Accountability
Confidence
Self-Discovery
Cost Effective
Development of Social Skills
How does Videoconferencing Work?
During Videoconferencing, you and your therapist will meet virtually. You will be given a unique secured link and at your session's scheduled time, you click on the link to connect with your therapist.
