Online Therapy and in-office psychology services in Austin,

including:

• • overcoming codependency

  • empowering adult children of alcoholics

  • healing a dysfunctional relationship with exercise

  • breakup therapy

  • developing a healthy relationship with exercise, food, and body

  • therapy for anxiety & depression

  • guided breathing and mindfulness practice

  • premarital counseling

  • communication coaching

  • therapy for LPC-Interns and LMFT-Associates

  • supervision for Marriage and Family Therapist Associates

  • low-fee counseling with student intern

 

A commitment to weekly meetings is recommended at onset of therapy.

If you have a different interest, please make this request in your initial consultation.

 

 

 

 

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Psychology Self Help Books

 

Have you ever wondered if it might be helpful to “go talk to someone”?

Investing in therapy involves time, money, and a desire to make changes with the help of a qualified clinician. Maybe you have considered family therapy or couples counseling after a transition or a break-up. At some point, you’ve likely felt like you have less control in some aspects of your life than you’d like.

“But can’t I get better on my own? Do I have to go to psychotherapy?”

There are, at the very least, things you can do which will move you forward from where you are now. And if you choose, will prepare you for work with a counselor and possibly make therapy even more effective.

 

Do NOT See A Therapist: until you’ve done these 5 things

 

 

 

 

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