Are You Struggling With Coping Skills?

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Coping mechanisms, or coping skills, are behaviors that people engage in to help them deal with difficult or stressful situations and emotions. Some can be healthy, but others aren’t.

Available Treatment Options

Therapists and counselors often work with clients to discover what coping mechanisms they’re using and determine if they are helpful. With this information, the person and the therapist can develop different coping mechanisms that are less harmful, such as meditation, exercise, journaling, drawing, or time with family.

Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Coping Skills

Rodnnie Santiago-Díaz, MA, LMHC

Boston

Massachusetts

Rodnnie Santiago has worked with clients from all age groups through various modalities for several years. He’s worked with individuals, couples, families, and groups. Rodnnie's therapeutic approach is trauma-informed and has holistic roots. He also has vast experience working with Latinx communities and integrating culturally-sensitive care.

Katherine Simonetti, LICSW, JD

Washington

District of Columbia

Katherine Simonetti is a Therapist based in District of Columbia and licensed to practice in VA, CO and CT. My areas of specialty include Anxiety, Chronic Relapse, Codependency, Coping Skills, Divorce, Dual Diagnosis, Family Conflict, School Issues, Self Esteem, Women's Issues.

Lydia Lozano, LISW-CP, ADC

North Charleston

South Carolina

Therapy is work, but finding a compassionate therapist shouldn’t be hard: My practice is focused on remaining trauma informed while helping to restore balance in your life. We can be solution focused and also heal your inner child. My experience with military members, veterans, individuals in recovery from addiction, and relationships has been meaningful work. My hope is that you feel heard.

Camille Mercado, LPC

Clifton

New Jersey

Hablamos español / Do you want to be understood and understand yourself? Do you want to be heard or for someone to be empathetic to your situation and feelings? Do you want to learn how to manage your emotions and cope with daily life, family, relationships, work, kids, school, current issues, past issues, future issues, and such? We are here to guide you through your process as you find the pe...

Dr. Jennifer Burruel

Phoenix

Arizona

Life can be demanding and stressful, even when things are going well. This is especially true for high achievers. High achievers have a great number of strengths that have helped them be successful. However, high achievers often struggle with stress, anxiety, depression, perfectionism, uneven work/life balance, role overload/conflict, and interpersonal relationship challenges. These struggles can…