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The most basic human need is our desire to be heard and understood. I provide a safe, non-judgmental, and empathic space where you can explore your own thoughts and feelings and feel heard and understood. I actively listen and assist you to raise awareness of conscious, and subconscious processes and how they impact your relationships with yourself and others. I offer the opportunity for you to explore your concerns while learning healthy and effective ways to cope with intense feelings, resolve problems, and care for yourself. Psychotherapy focus can include the following issues: Emotional Eating issues Depression Anxiety Alcohol and Drug Recovery support Self-Esteem and Self-Care Stress Management Gay and Lesbian issues Grief and Mourning support

Psychotherapy or "talk therapy" is a therapy that works by helping individuals express their concerns or difficulties and working with them on finding ways to cope with their current stressors. Therapy sessions can be conducted individually or in a group. Research has shown that most people that receive consistent psychotherapy with trained clinicians show a decrease in their current symptoms and an increase in their quality of life.

At Renew Center of Florida, we believe in a personalized approach to psychotherapy that integrates various Eastern and Western disciplines to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual and their family. Our therapeutic toolbox includes solution-focused and oriented therapy, brief therapy, Gottman method, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), rapid reduction technique, narrative therapy, systemic therapies, structural and behavioral approaches, contextual therapy, and more. We understand that simply knowing these models is not sufficient; it's essential for psychotherapists to discern when and how to apply these techniques effectively. https://www.therenewcenter.com/our-specialized-treatment-programs

My approach to therapy is not a quick fix or a band-aid approach. It is not self-help advice or executive coaching. It is a process of research-proven, emotional surgery that gets at the heart of your issues and heals them at their source. If you’re like many of my clients, you’ve conquered in the workplace and found success. And yet, you’re not at peace with your life. Whether it’s stress, trauma, addiction, strained relationships, or a lack of motivation, something needs to change. Often, my role is to help successful men get their hearts back. I can help you rediscover your purpose, reconnect with what matters, heal your insecurities, improve your relationships, and leave a legacy.

Psychotherapy is a general term that describes what therapists do. But when do well it focuses on the process of therapy and not just a quick fix or answer to your problems. Most people that come into my office know what they need to do but can't seem to do it. Psychotherapy involves both of us looking into what is getting in the way of you making these changes. I always tell my clients that I trust their instincts and if they do not or cannot do what is needed there is a reason why. Uncovering that reason and learning to listen to your instincts is what I believe psychotherapy is at its core.

We will get to the “root” of the problem and your patterns in life that keep you stuck with distressing feelings or behaviors you want to drop. This personalized service will help you feel more confident with who you are and help alleviate symptoms that make life difficult. This service is also available online using a secure video platform so you can work on yourself from the comfort of your home.

I am very client-centered when it comes to psychotherapy, but that does not mean my only theoretical approach is client-centered psychotherapy. Despite my many approaches to psychotherapy, you, as the client, take center stage in every therapy session. I want whatever happens in therapy to be a unique fit for you and your therapy needs. I consider the client-therapist relationship to be very important in our work together. With trust, we can build a stronger foundation for positive changes to settle.

Whether you’re struggling with low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, trauma/PTSD, relationship issues, or other life challenges, Psychotherapy can help you feel better. Just like in traditional in-person therapy, I listen to your concerns with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. Together we determine the best course of treatment so you can achieve your goals. Learning and becoming more self aware will help you navigate life's hurdles in the future. Psychotherapy helps us understand ourselves better and how to break cycles that have been around for generations. Psychotherapy can help you learn positive and healthy coping skills.

Psychotherapy is a combination of two words: "psycho" referring to mind and "therapy" involving a process of treatment intended to relieve or heal a problematic issue. Mind is interconnected with emotions, spirit, body, relationships, or performances. Debilitating issues of the mind can result in mood disturbances, behavioral, social, educational, somatic and relational problems. I work collaboratively with clients in identifying underlining issues of mind, then assist with deconstructing the problem or exploring meanings to achieve desired goals for relief, resolution, or healing.

I use many different techniques to help you discover the very best ways to solve your problems, including Brief Therapy, NLP, MRI, Attachment, REBT, CBT, and, if you wish, Hypnotherapy. I believe that nearly every approach has value. Whatever your problem is, it is unlikely that it is truly one-dimensional. I am focused on results and I believe that you can achieve them with my help.

Psychotherapy or counseling can be brief and focused on a particular issue. Sometimes it can take the form of Life Coaching, focusing on creating and reaching goals and helping you to gain clarity and make better decisions. It can also be a vehicle for helping someone to examine his life more fully and gain a better understanding of what drives or motivates him.

Freud is the father of psychotherapy. However, many things have changed since his day and many of his theories are no longer practiced in therapy. One thing we believe at Gateway that is still true is that the past does often affect the present of people. The past need not define us in the present or determine our future. But it can give us awareness as to why we both do and react to some things now. We work on what we call here the back end and the front end issues to change the things in the present the client wants to change. This tends to result in more permanent behavior change.

Psychotherapy is a journey into yourself. It is a treat to take time, slow down and understand yourself. We all have a story. The story we have written about ourselves defines who we are . In psychotherapy I help people see and understand the story they tell themselves. The problem is that the story we tell ourselves can be filled with obstacles, negativity, and darkness. I can help you rewrite your story so that you can find resources to overcome those obstacles, light in the dark places, and ultimatly a less burdensome way into the future.