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Relationships are puzzling.
We offer counseling towards:
- Resolution
- Pre-marital
- Couples
- Alternative Lifestyles
- Trial Separation
- Divorce
- Individuals in Transition
We all wear masks that get in the way of meaningful relationships.
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Living with another is work.
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New problems of contemporary life such as the need for medical marijuana, hate crimes, reversal of gender roles,
sexting, cybersex, internet addictions and social networking relationships have recently arisen. We assist couples explore their level of comfort.
Grieving a lost one is normal but one of the most difficult experiences of our lives.
Grief is more than mourning. It can be silent, empty, confusing. A person can feel broken and alone.
When someone is struggling and vulnerable, they need someone
to listen. Through stories, people begin to deal with change.
People trust us with their stories.
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We offer grief and narrative counseling services to provide
emotional courage, comfort and healing in a peaceful
environment.
Loss is experienced in a variety of ways:
- Through death of a loved one,
- from hate crimes,
- victims of motor vehicle accidents,
- sexual abuse,
- divorce,
- cultural change,
- financial ruin,
- job loss,
- workplace or school violence,
- returning veterans, and
- assault victims.
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Winter Blues
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- Worry...worry...worry about the future,
- Sense of doom,
- "What if" thinking,
- Fears of dying or losing your mind.
Symptoms
- confusion/ tight scalp/ preoccupied/ irritable/ short fuse/ headache/ memory impairment
- hair loss/ insomnia/ nightmares/ fainting, dizzy/ blurred vision
- tics/ tearfulness/ grinding, clenching teeth/ difficulty swallowing
- tight muscles on back of neck/ chewed nails/ hives/
numbness, tingling/ tremors/ sweating
- cold, clammy hands/ can't relax, nervous/ fears/ phobias/ panic attacks/ muscle cramps/ fatigue
- breathing difficulties
- digestive tract problems
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"I have found that when you are deeply troubled there are things you get from the silent devoted companionship of a dog that you can get from no other source."
Doris Day.b.1924
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