Why Therapy?
Do you feel stuck?
At some point, everyone gets stuck. We do our best to try to figure things out on our own, but sometimes it’s not enough. You may need an outside perspective or expert guidance.
In the therapy environment, smart capable people just like you develop the required skills to be less stressed, realize their dreams and gain greater happiness.
Does Therapy Help?
Therapy can be a highly effective solution. It can help decrease depression, anxiety and related symptoms. A structured approach to therapy – one that focuses on identifying root causes, behavioral patterns and building strengths and skills – enables people to learn about themselves and build the confidence needed to make changes.
Does Going Into Therapy Mean that I’m Weak/Flawed/Crazy?
No. Therapy is a healthy way to deal with life transitions, everyday problems, sexual issues, traumatic events, sources of emotional or mental distress. Accepting that you need help is a sign of courage and emotional maturity.
Is Therapy for Me?
The signs that you could benefit from therapy include:
- An overwhelming sense of helplessness or sorrow
- Relationships that are strained and not improving
- Help from family and friends isn’t enough to “get over it”
- Shame over body image or sexual activities
- Lack of desire or sexless relationships
- Negative “self talk” that won’t go away
- Inability to concentrate on everyday activities
- Excessive worry and/or anxiety attacks
- Feeling disconnected from friends, family or situations
- Increased alcohol or drug use
- Your emotions are impeding your ability to function
- Risky behavior
- Friends have indicated they are concerned about you
Why Therapy and Not Medication?
While medication can be an important part of the therapy process for specific issues and conditions, emotional and mental health challenges have multiple causes and medication can’t always “fix” the problem. Therapy can help stimulate your thought processes, develop coping skills for life’s curveballs and set realistic goals. Medication alone does not.
Do you have any questions about individual, group or sex therapy? I encourage you to learn more about me, or contact my office in Marietta, GA, to arrange a free phone consultation.
Ready to Heal?
STep One – free Consultation
Let’s discuss how you can get started with therapy to improve you sex and relationship issues.
Step Two – Regular Appointments
Together, we will develop a clear plan so that you can take back control of your life and feel better.
Step Three – Ongoing Support
After the initial work in counseling, I may recommend individual therapy or group therapy for extra support.