Therapy should be a place where you can talk about anything you choose to, and a place where you get what you want for your life. Together we’ll create a balance between problem solving and exploration of feelings, and the roots of the problem, depending on your needs and preferences.
The first step to change is facing what is. We’ll get a clear sense of the issues that have brought you to therapy.
Small steps are the key to big change. We’ll go through a process in which you define what you want and identify a next attainable step.
Your relationship with yourself is the key to creating change and getting unstuck. This is good, because your relationship with yourself is the place where you have the most control. We’ll look for the specific ways in which facing your experience – your thoughts, your deeply held opinions and your feelings – can get you unstuck.
We’ll use mindfulness tools to help you gain more self-knowledge, acceptance and peace of mind.
I work primarily with people coping with difficult relationships, anxiety, illness and loss. But in my years providing therapy in private practice and as clinical director of Life’s Door/Gisha L’chaim (Tishkofet). I’ve gained successful experience with all kinds of problems and needs.
I look forward to speaking with you to see if we’re a good match for the work you’re seeking to do.
Online I teach Calm Conflict. Simple, doable tools so that you can bring Mindfulness tools to fights and arguments in precious relationships. Bring healing to the relationship, choose and feel good about your response and get on with your day. For more information: www.margohelman.com
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