Male Therapists in Sagadahoc County, ME
People seeking the help of a therapist often feel alone, defeated, and even ashamed. Because of these typical feelings I believe it is extremely important for the therapist to foster feelings of hope and acceptance as a foundation for the work to follow. To achieve this I embrace the hu manistic principle of Unconditional Positive Regard working with clients within a non-judgmental cooperative alliance.My office is located in a convenient, rural, residential setting that many of my clients have described as therapeutic. I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship problems, PTSD, and loss of meaning in their lives.
People seeking the help of a therapist often feel alone, defeated, and even ashamed. Because of these typical feelings I believe it is extremely important for the therapist to foster feelings of hope and acceptance as a foundation for the work to follow. To achieve this I embrace the hu manistic principle of Unconditional Positive Regard working with clients within a non-judgmental cooperative alliance.My office is located in a convenient, rural, residential setting that many of my clients have described as therapeutic. I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship problems, PTSD, and loss of meaning in their lives.
Jesse R Russell
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSW, BS, Ed
Verified Verified
Bath, ME 04530 (Online Only)
Not accepting new clients
I work with men and wo men during a pending divorce or after divorce.
So many of our issues today are related to relationships, past and present. Issues regarding abuse, and the stress of everyday life can make us feel overwhelmed. Managing emotional issues like anger, resentment, and emotional distance can be confusing. I believe that my friendly and knowledgeable approach to my clients enables new insights, and behaviors that improve people's lives. I invite you to call me for an appointment soon.
I work with men and wo men during a pending divorce or after divorce.
So many of our issues today are related to relationships, past and present. Issues regarding abuse, and the stress of everyday life can make us feel overwhelmed. Managing emotional issues like anger, resentment, and emotional distance can be confusing. I believe that my friendly and knowledgeable approach to my clients enables new insights, and behaviors that improve people's lives. I invite you to call me for an appointment soon.
Harold Longenecker
Psychologist, PhD
Verified Verified
Bath, ME 04530 (Online Only)
Not accepting new clients
Generally, it is discomfort that brings us into therapy. Discomfort (anxiety, depression, stress) is borne of an almost limitless array of life circumstances: challenging relationships, problematic perceptions of self, coping with life/work stressors, and the uncertainties we are all facing in today’s world. This universal condition of discomfort, as one famous therapist said; finds us “in the soup together.” As a consequence of our shared hu manity, it is in relationship that we hu mans most commonly find the opportunity for deepened self-understanding and abiding change.
Generally, it is discomfort that brings us into therapy. Discomfort (anxiety, depression, stress) is borne of an almost limitless array of life circumstances: challenging relationships, problematic perceptions of self, coping with life/work stressors, and the uncertainties we are all facing in today’s world. This universal condition of discomfort, as one famous therapist said; finds us “in the soup together.” As a consequence of our shared hu manity, it is in relationship that we hu mans most commonly find the opportunity for deepened self-understanding and abiding change.
