As a therapist and supervisor, Stan works through an Attachment Theory lens. He values working with a treatment team, and utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, highly valuing each individual for his/her own uniqueness. He believes in a holistic approach to counseling through exploration of psychological, emotional, spiritual, and relational aspects of one's life. Therapy modalities that will be utilized in treatment include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy and Attachment Theory. He considers it a privilege to walk alongside individuals while through the healing process while reaching their goals.

Making the decision to seek help is the the first step towards living a healthier, happier life. The second step is finding the right therapist. I believe that success in therapy is dependent on the strength of the relationship between the counselor and client. I view myself as an advocate, a catalyst for change, and an objective sounding board, rather than an expert who can listen to your problems for an hour and then magically know how to run your life better than you do. You are the expert on you! My job is to help you learn how to help yourself.

I am a licensed psychologist who provides general therapy services to adult individuals. My approach to therapy is both humanistic and collaborative. I strive to create an atmosphere of acceptance, warmth, safety, and caring in my practice.

I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor specializing in individuals (older adolescents, young adults and adults). I have a particular passion for working with those struggling with emotional isolation, lack of connection, ineffective communication, stress, depression, anxiety, or low self-worth. My approach blends insight, problem solving, creating new awareness and identifying strategies for change.

My job is to help you work through life's challenges so that you can attain a greater sense of wellbeing and fulfillment. I start with listening carefully to how you construct the world and identify problems. It is important to first understand where you are before we work towards where you want to go. Sometimes, it's important for me understand where you've been too, but I certainly do not want to dwell in the past. Most people want to be more connected to the present, while also orienting themselves toward positive future aims. This is precisely what our work will be about.

The focus of my work is helping men and women who are struggling with intimacy disorders and compulsive sexual/relationship behaviors (also known as sex, porn or love addiction) that have had negative impacts on a person's relationships, overall emotional well being, health, family, career and other aspects of life. Struggles with sexuality can involve a great deal of pain, guilt and shame. If this is your experience, finding a professional who can provide a safe and non-judgemental space is crucial. In addition, I work with individuals who experience difficulties creating and maintaining intimate connections in relationships.

Being a parent is a joy like none other. This may however become challenging if your child (especially a teenager) battles emotional, behavioral, eating disorders, lack of confidence or addiction problems. Teenagers with these issues often argue, have hard time expressing emotions, have disruptive behavior, sudden change in eating habits and conscious of their body image. They might resort to use of alcohol or other drugs to escape struggles. This does not mean you are a bad parent; it is just a difficult time for your family. You just need someone to walk you through during this difficult time.

At gokc Healing Center, we specialize in helping you remove barriers to live the life you want to live. With over 14 years in the counseling field, our staff will help you find hope again to live with passion, intention, and purpose. We believe that meaningful connecting to our natural world with intentional behavioral activation in nature (let's go!) as an effective—and enjoyable—path to balance and satisfaction.

I value your trust in me and will do my utmost to earn it. We'll explore whatever issues you bring to therapy with curiosity and kindness. We'll also explore your strengths and values so you may use them to reach your goals. Some reasons people see me for counseling include: struggles with anxiety, panic attacks, self-doubt, fear of thoughts and feelings, a history of emotional trauma, sadness or depression, obsessive thoughts, grief and loss, addiction and relationship/communication issues. Many also see me for help with setting and meeting goals and making important decisions. My website is here: www.marybradleytherapy.com

Are you struggling to understand your child's behavior? I can help. My goal is for each child and family to feel safe, accepted and understood. I want to help your child grow to meet their true potential. I will work with you and your child to help alleviate stress and work through the challenges you are facing.

Do you feel confused, worried or lost about your child's behavior? I can help by providing your child or teen with the skills and confidence needed to transform their behavior. I want your child to feel confident and proud of who they are at school and at home.

Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or relationship problems? If you are I can help. I offer convenient daytime, evening, and Saturday appointment times. For first time clients I offer a free 20 minute phone or Zoom video consultation. In our sessions I will use evidence based practices to help you overcome the challenges you are facing.

I am so happy you are seeking help for whatever struggles you're facing right now. That's a big first step! Are you tired of fighting behaviors that are painful, draining, or self-limiting? If you'd like, instead, to "wake up" and live a life of vitality, meaning, richness and hope - right now, no matter what your mind is telling you, no matter how painful your emotions, memories, or past choices - then I would love to help. I use three Mindfulness-based therapies: ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), and MBCT (Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy).

Everyone experiences stress in their lives. Sometimes this is temporary and manageable, sometimes overwhelming. When things seem too difficult to handle alone, counseling can help. When I work with people, I see them as partners in their care. Old habits of thinking and reacting to situations in life can seem difficult to overcome. Together we discover what seems to be the source of the problems, explore what has worked and not worked so far, and find new ways of dealing with what is causing emotional pain. I sometimes suggest ways to practice new responses or behaviors between meetings.

Sometimes my clients wonder is my child depressed? Does my child have anxiety? Am I doing a good job as a parent? My passion is working with children and families, helping them to relate better with one another or to cope with normal family issues in healthier ways. I believe all clients possess the potential to improve their lives. My goal is to offer support and strategies so that clients can decide for themselves what is appropriate for them. In addition, I strive to help adult clients gain perspective and understanding of their lives so they are empowered to make meaningful changes for themselves.

I provide individual, couples' and family counseling, and help others live up to their potential by discovering a sense of purpose and wellness wherever they are in life.

I believe that mental health is a vital component in creating a complete and satisfying experience of personhood. It's as important to take care of your inner life and psychological well-being as it is to take care of your physical health. I feel that every individual is unique, and therefore every therapeutic relationship is unique. For counseling to be effective, it is essential that you find a therapist with whom you feel comfortable and understood. The key ingredient for successful results in psychotherapy is a strong relationship between you and your therapist.

As much as you want it to be different, you may struggle at times with specific situations that leave you feeling overwhelmed by life - and uncertain about how to feel better. This kind of stress can affect your relationships, and other important areas of your life. If this feels like your situation,I believe it is a sign of courage and strength to reach out for supportive help. In a private, peaceful setting you will be welcomed as my client and invited to share your concerns and begin the important work of restoring peace and balance in your life.

A good therapist listens first and makes us feel comfortable enough to open up. I have a firm commitment to accepting my clients as they are from the beginning. We can only change from where we are, not where we should be. Once we tell ourselves the truth about where we are, the process of change and growth begins. There are many paths to becoming our best selves, and I trained with the brightest pioneers in the forefront of research-tested and effective treatment. Come in and lets get started - together down the path.

Families face a multitude of stressors today which can pull relationships apart. Helping families, couples, and teenagers/adolescents identify and cope with these stressors is my passion. If you are facing issues as a family or couple, or have concerns with your teenager/adolescent, my approach to therapy may be what you are looking for. I use a strength based approach to therapy, focusing on solutions to improve communication and reduce conflict and stress in your relationships. Having a safe, relaxed place for clients to work on issues is important to me.