I have been especially successful working (using E-therapy, online
counseling, or phone counseling) with clients experiencing symptoms or who have
personal histories such as those listed below:
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Depression, Low Self-Esteem
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Anxiety, Phobias, Panic Attacks
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Survivors of Incest and Childhood Sexual Abuse
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Adult Children of Alcoholics
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Unable to Maintain an Intimate Relationship
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Do You Often Feel Misunderstood By Others?
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Work Related Problems
I am always available to discuss with you and help you work through any
personal concerns including those listed above, either through online
counseling, phone counseling, or face-to-face sessions. I can be reached in the
following manner:
FREE for first time client: a 15 minute telephone consultation or one e-mail consult.
It
is estimated that approximately one in three girls and one in four boys have
been sexually abused as children, either by someone they knew or by a stranger.
Because sexual abuse was, and often still is, a hidden problem that is very
difficult to talk about, these children most likely never revealed the abuse or
received appropriate assistance in order to overcome this devastating abuse. As
a result, adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse often feel isolated from
others and have difficult with trust, intimacy, and communication. They also may
suffer from shame and low self-worth, depression and anxiety, fear of
abandonment and rejection, problem with relationships, substance abuse, eating
disorders, and difficult with anger management.
These problems readily lend themselves to supportive, non-judgmental
psychotherapy and goal-directed discussion with a professional consultant ready
to help you whether you decide to talk to me via online counseling, phone
counseling, or face to face.
It
is estimated that approximately one in three girls and one in four boys have
been sexually abused as children, either by someone they knew or by a stranger.
Because sexual abuse was, and often still is, a hidden problem that is very
difficult to talk about, these children most likely never revealed the abuse or
received appropriate assistance in order to overcome this devastating abuse. As
a result, adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse often feel isolated from
others and have difficult with trust, intimacy, and communication. They also may
suffer from shame and low self-worth, depression and anxiety, fear of
abandonment and rejection, problem with relationships, substance abuse, eating
disorders, and difficult with anger management.