Divorce Therapists in Claymont, DE

Seeking therapy means you have to trust a new and unfamiliar person and process. My job is to create a strong therapeutic relationship that allows you to explore the circumstances and relationships that are interfering with your life in a safe, nonjudgmental environment. In my practice, I help my clients gain personal insight and individual strength to help them address issues with depression, stress and anxiety, parenting, life transitions and interpersonal relationships. I have a certificate from Bryn Mawr College in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy, and I especially enjoy working with preteens, teens, and young adults.

As a woman, a licensed clinical social worker, and a psychotherapist; I am dedicated to supporting women reach their full potential. I help highly driven women regulate their nervous system so anxiety doesn't hold them back from their next opportunity. Together we will create solutions that are sustainable and work for you.

Welcome to Rooted Counseling; an empowering, evidenced based approach to mental health. Rooted provides state of the art Telehealth Psychotherapy, allowing for flexibility and ease to access care. Treatment should feel active, alive, and that progress is being made. As a client, you will receive an individualized plan tailored to your specific needs, values, and interests. Whether weekly, or monthly, short-term or on-going, treatment will utilize Evidence-Based Practices that are proven to reduce distress and improve overall quality of life.

My name is Dr. Charles Wasserman. I am a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania and Delaware with almost 40 years of experience providing psychotherapy to individuals and couples, 17 years and older. I have worked with people with a variety of concerns and issues including depression, anxiety and panic, feelings of being overwhelmed by the stresses related to home, family, work, school and relationships. In addition, I provide services to senior living facilities and work with clients and families related to the issues of coping with aging and chronic medical illnesses

Is something getting in your way of living the life you want and deserve? Anxiety, trauma, depression, and life’s obstacles can feel like impossible hurdles to tackle on your own. That’s where I come in. I believe that healing occurs through our relationships with others. You don’t have to face these challenges alone.

Someone once said "this is not the dress rehearsal for the next life". This statement describes the philosophy of my practice. Using therapeutic techniques tailored to your personality and goals in counseling, my role is to help you make the most of your strengths and abilities so that you live life to it's fullest. This is a collaborative relationship in which we work together to eliminate those obstacles that cause you depression, anxiety and other symptoms that make life more of a struggle than a joy

The client is expected to be ready to engage in therapuetic counseling and contract for safety and honest communication. I have a great deal of experience in Relationship Counseling, including working with clients with alternative lifestyles. My counseling experiences encompasses Depression, Anxiety, Stress, and Anger Management as well as many other issues and life challenges.

Therapy can feel like an exploration: of story, relationships, and narrative. In this process, I enjoy serving as a co-pilot: navigating in collaboration with the client. Where do you want to be going and growing?

Do you fear the world? Does sadness overwhelm you? Are you anxious all the time and can't sleep at night? Is any of this getting in the way of achieving your dreams? There's a way to achieve a balanced mind and renewed spirit where you can live the life you want. And getting there is just around the corner if you have the right tools and guidance along the way.

Sometimes we find ourselves lost and need help getting back on the path to our best selves. Therapy can assist you on getting back on that path through collaborative self discovery. I believe people are the experts of their own experiences and together we can find and repair tools that are going to get you to where you want to go.

Brenda Farside LCSW is a mental health clinician with more than 20 years experience. She works primarily with adults experiencing mental, physical and spiritual challenges and transitions, those who are in recovery, and those who are seeking self change. She has extensive training and experience with life transitions, depression & anxiety, loss & grief, trauma, and family issues. Brenda combines evidence-based counseling modalities (CBT, EMDR, Mindfulness) with energy modalities (reiki, meditation and breath work) to enhance and support the physiological shift necessary for a sustained alignment with mind, body, and spirit.

Creating an environment where clients can grow to understand themselves, make changes they want, and truly thrive is my goal. The approach I take is eclectic in that I don’t subscribe to a single form of therapy but pull from many areas in order to meet my client’s needs. My endless curiosity about people, and belief in the ability of individuals to grow, be more accepting, and kinder to themselves, drives the work I do.

Welcome and thank you for your interest in my practice. I have worked for more than 30 years with individuals and families who have experienced or are currently struggling with relationship issues, trauma, and/or substance abuse issues including codependence. Seeking therapy requires courage, and it would be my honor to work with you to offer a safe and caring place for you and your family to talk about yourselves, your lives, and the things in your lives that you would like to improve on. Together we can collaborate to use our strengths to help solve problems and achieve important goals.

Currently Accepting New Clients! While on our journey through life, there are moments where we can benefit from extra support and guidance. Through developing healthy and genuine relationships with my clients, I aim to help individuals navigate these times in a way that aligns best with their unique needs, values, and goals. Focus areas for this work can include, but are not limited to: life transitions, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and trauma.