Larry J Colby
I enjoy working with children who are struggling with emotional and behavioral regulation. My preferred modality with children is play therapy and santray. The goal in these mod...
People who care for loved ones, either paid or unpaid, can experience caregiver stress. There could be added stress if the individual needing care is seriously ill or has a chronic condition. Caregivers benefit from counseling interventions that help them cope with their stress or difficult emotions.
Available Treatment Options
Therapists may work with family caregivers to develop healthy ways to cope and release their stress. Caregivers may feel anxious, isolated, lonely, or depressed, among other things. Depending on their specific issue, counselors will work with the caregiver to provide strategies that allow them to do their job while maintaining a particular level of care for themselves and their mental health.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Family Caregiving Stress
Wendy Skillern, LCSW
I will guide you to increased happiness and well-being by supporting you in exploring and enacting lasting, positive changes in your relationships with others, and most importan...
Cathy Battaglia
“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.” (D. Millman) There may be situations in life that can challenge you or l...
Navigating life’s obstacles can be overwhelming. I work with adults dealing with anxiety and depression, low self-esteem, interpersonal conflicts, and grief.