Relationship Issues

Relationship Issues - Interpersonal Therapy

Interpersonal struggles can be debilitating – both internally and externally. I’m here to help you identify the root of your problems and create stronger relationships with those around you.

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What Are the Signs of Struggle in Interpersonal Relationships?

Humans are social creatures – but relating to others is not always easy.

Consistent Anger

Anger is a natural side effect to people who struggle with relationships and communication – and it can be extremely damaging to your everyday life.

Problems Communicating

Communication issues take many forms. Struggles or mental blocks in expressing yourself (verbally and non-verbally) are signs you may feel misunderstood in your relationships with friends and family.

Withdrawal

Consistently feeling uninclined to socialize with others and an urge to isolate yourself may indicate difficulties with relationships. This mindset commonly leads to depression.

Feelings of Isolation

The feeling of being alone and a constant struggle to “belong” may point to issues with interpersonal relationships – and the answer is rarely black and white.

My SPECIALties

Addiction

Anger Management

Anxiety

Coping Skills

Depression

Family Conflict

Grief

Parenting

Peer Relationships

Self Esteem

Stress

Trauma and PTSD

Workplace Challenges

My Approach to Interpersonal Therapy

Open Communication

The best results in counseling are based on complete transparency. To work through your interpersonal relationship struggles, I need you to be open and honest with me.

360-Degree Discussions

Our sessions will dive into everything within your life that may be contributing to problems with relationships – life changes, family history, sources of tension, and so on.

Zero Judgment

I’m not here to judge you, point blame, or force any self-deprecating thoughts. My job is to understand how your mind functions and relates to others – so we can find the best way forward, together.

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