Benefits of Psychotherapy
Provides hope for happier, more satisfying existence and a better future.
- Provides hope for happier, more satisfying existence and a better future.
- Experience relief from “stuckness” and pain.
- Improve self-esteem and boost confidence.
- Provides alternative perspectives, new ways to solve problems.
- Change familiar, unhealthy behavior patterns.
- Teaches effective strategies to manage/react to feelings and provide better emotion regulation
- Learn skills to communicate and listen better.
- Find resolution to long-standing internal conflicts.
- Develop insight and compassionate self-understanding.
- Achieve greater capacity for personal fulfillment.
- Experience more satisfaction and healthier dynamics in relationships.
- Learn new ways of coping with stress and anxiety.
- Feel more in control of choices and decisions.
- Identify and change upsetting thoughts.
- Establish better boundaries: learn to balance your needs with the needs of others.
- Become more assertive and self-protective; treat yourself with more self-respect.
- Become more productive and better achieve your goals.
- Learn how stop self-sabotage, limit self-defeating behavior, get out of your own way.
- Learn to live more mindfully and in the present, to fully experience “the moment.”
Psychotherapists offer:
- Help to label and define what might be causing you pain and trouble.
- Ways to see the impact of the past on the present to help create different future.
- Support/empathetic understanding/compassion.
- Encouragement/motivation.
- Challenge/confrontation.
- Guidance/strategies/suggestions/options.
- Accountability/commitment.
- Perspective/alternative ways of viewing problems.
- Observations and feedback.
- Ask important questions/and for you to consider decisions you might make.
- Offer concrete skills and tools.
- Teach and educate /provide information.