Sentences with phrase «supportive therapy relationship»

I bring a down - to - earth, practical approach to my therapy and a deep respect for the importance of a safe, supportive therapy relationship with you or your child.

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In circle 3 (the supportive relationships just beyond the family) and circle 4 (other small groups), dynamic education, group therapy, and growth groups are effective methods.

For this study, researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine randomly assigned 42 preadolescents (ages 7 - 12) with depression to one of two therapy conditions: FB - IPT, an intervention that included parents in the child's treatment and focused on improving family and peer relationships, or to child - centered therapy (CCT), a supportive therapy for children.

The Therapist foster the development of healthy family relationships and supportive livingenvironments by providing on - going therapeutic services in the form of individual, group, or family therapy...

I love seeing the changes in the relationship as people begin to open up about their underlying fears, needs and longings in a safe, supportive environment, such as in couple therapy.

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES: Art Therapy Behavioral Modification Biofeedback CBT for Insomnia Child Therapy Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) EMDR Family Therapy Interpersonal Therapy Mindfulness - Based Psychotherapy Motivational Interviewing Nutrition Counseling Psychiatry Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Relationship Therapy Sex Therapy Supportive Psychotherapy Trauma Focused CBT

Socio - Emotional Relationship Therapy (SERT) intervenes in sociocultural processes that interfere with couples experiencing mutually supportive relationships.

«If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties or parenting issues, I offer a non-judgmental, supportive approach utilizing mindfulness - based cognitive behavioral therapy.

«I approach therapy through creating a safe and supportive space in which a strong therapeutic relationship can form.

Within a supportive, accepting therapy relationship, the client gradually discovers their authentic self in a manner that helps to resolve their initial questions and concerns.»

I see therapy as a collaborative process where we work together to help you develop healthy, supportive, relationships - be they with partners, children, parents, friends, or co-workers.

Through my own personal and professional life experiences, I have discovered that building a supportive relationship through therapy creates a safe place to explore life struggles, understand difficult issues, develop new skills, enrich relationships, and work through situations to lead a more authentic life.»

Therapy provides a safe and supportive environment to work on treatment of mental health concerns, improve quality of life and relationships, strengthen self - esteem and coping skills.

Working together we are able to establish and maintain a supportive therapeutic relationship that helps you achieve your goals for therapy.

I offer a supportive approach for clients seeking therapy as an opportunity for self - exploration, growth, or to problem - solve different areas of a client's life, including relationships or major life changes.

People who enter therapy with me can expect to experience an empathic, supportive and respectful relationship that aims to help them increase their clarity regarding the choices facing them, their motivation to pursue important life changes, and their confidence in their ability to do so.»

You can expect a safe, supportive and caring therapy relationship and, measurable, rapid improvement in behavioral and emotional health.

Since successful therapy depends on a strong relationship between client and therapist, my first priority is nurturing that bond by creating a safe and supportive environment.

Individual personal and interpersonal development and couples therapy, and supportive therapy for LGBTQ individuals and relationships are special areas of interest.»

Therapy provides a supportive environment to help you face your fears, make decisions and improve relationships.

I see couples therapy as a neutral and supportive environment to safely explore difficulties in your relationship and to focus on developing a better understanding of each partner's desires, feelings, and behaviors in order to identify opportunities for change.

Intimacy Therapy teaches you how to create a relationship that has room for the growth of all partners while sustaining a loving, supportive connection.

Emotionally - Focused Therapy is one very effective type of couples therapy, which aims at making your relationship safe, supportive, and emotionally connectedTherapy is one very effective type of couples therapy, which aims at making your relationship safe, supportive, and emotionally connectedtherapy, which aims at making your relationship safe, supportive, and emotionally connected again.

In therapy sessions, we create a supportive family environment that allows you to rebuild and strengthen your relationships with one another.

Therefore, marital therapy has the two-fold aim of modifying negative interactional patterns and increasing mutually supportive aspects of couple relationships.

When you visit my office, you will find a comfortable and supportive environment in which you feel safe enough to open up about any emotional pain or relationship difficulties for which you seek therapy.

I work with clients to establish a trusting and supportive relationship, set goals for therapy, build upon strengths to increase confidence and self - esteem, and work toward resolving issues.

Couples counseling and therapy can provide a warm and supportive space for developing skills which build and encourage relationship resiliance.

Taking the first step to call a therapist takes courage, but what you'll experience in therapy with me is a different kind of relationship, one that is unconditionally supportive and healing.»

Play therapy emphasizes the establishment of accepting, supportive therapeutic relationships which are consistent with neurobiological research.

I have created a comfortable, safe, and non-judgmental therapy environment, and aim to form an empathetic and supportive relationship with each client.

My desire in therapy is to empower growth and enable you to make healthy, lasting changes by providing a safe, collaborative, and supportive environment, not only to explore your challenges and develop new skills, but also to help you recognize and enhance your strengths to create a more genuine, fulfilling relationship with yourself and those most important to you.»

For patients living independently, personal therapy compared with supportive therapy led to improvement in work performance and relationships outside of the home.

For patients not living with family, personal therapy compared with family or supportive therapy improved work performance (p < 0.001) and relationships out of the home (p = 0.02).

I work with individuals, couples, and families, using an integration of mindfulness - based practice and cognitive - behavioral therapy (CBT), within a supportive and collaborative therapeutic relationship.»

I base my marriage and family therapy practice on building a safe and supportive relationship with my clients.

Psychotherapy and coaching works best within the context of a trusting and supportive relationship and, in our experience, it takes weekly sessions to create a strong rapport and to create a new routine that allows for us to deepen the work, and for you (and your partner if in couples or partnered sex therapy) to replace negative patterns with positive and effective ways of relating.