Life coaching is different than mental health counseling in critical ways, but both types of specialists offer benefits. Life coaches typically can’t diagnose and provide treatment plans for mental health disorders. Counselors and therapists do. Life coaches help people establish goals, find motivation, and achieve those goals. Their focus isn’t on mental health. A life coach uses motivational techniques to help someone accomplish goals that are unique to them and their aspirations. A person would go to a life coach for guidance in establishing more meaning in their life.
Therapists Who Specialize in Offering Life Coaching
I have been in the sexual addiction community for 18 years. I am familiar with most major recovery programs, Christian and secular, so I can help tailor make a recovery program that works effectively for you. I am also a sex addict in recovery so I offer the tools and insights of my own experience. I know the freedom that sobriety and recovery can bring and my goal is to help you experience tha...
...., communication practice to enhance relationships with self and family and others. Transitions (work, divorce, substance abuse/recovery and grief/loss), toward independence and engagement with respect and optimism....., Robert Fuschini, MSW, LCSW, is a practicing psychotherapist in the Phoenix metropolitan area. With over 25 years of experience, Robert has worked with diverse populations...
For the past 5 years, I've worked with individuals and couples with a wide range of presenting issues. I help my clients identify and resolve underlying issues contributing to anxiety, depression, compulsive behaviors, and unhealthy relationship patterns. A typical session with me will include a combination of exploratory conversation and experiential activities. I will endeavor to ensure you f...
You understand that self care is important, but finding the time is nearly impossible. On top of that, finding the right therapist can be daunting and the stigma attached...crippling. (Take a deep breath) This doesn’t have to be a paralyzing experience. You’re looking for a different approach. You don’t want to feel judged or ostracized. You want someone that “gets” you. You have obsessed over...
I help young (and not so young) adults and teenagers effectively manage depression, anger, unhealthy addictions, and the anxiety & stress that come along with our complex lives. I also work with couples trying to find love and learn to communicate again. Change is difficult, especially when we are struggling. I work with my clients to live a more fulfilling life and find that joy and peace that...
I love serving couples. Everyone in relationship gets stuck at times. For some of us, that stuck place seems impossible, hurtful, or even hopeless. We all need relationships. Close, intimate relationships, solid relationships of security and safety, relationships that give us purpose and meaning. They don't always come from one place. I love to help people find relationships, restore...
I create a welcoming environment where you will feel accepted, validated, and safe to explore anything that comes up. With my warm, genuine support, you can identify the parts of yourself and your life that you want to transform in order to establish an overall sense of well-being and gratitude. I like to take a holistic approach to healing, exploring your situation from various perspectives to...
The questions of who am I, where am I going and what does it all mean can produce many challenges for each of us. I try to see the world through the eyes of the clients I work with to develop an action plan to identify goals, solutions and adjustments to help guide the transition of change. I help client’s in a collaborative approach to develop an understanding of self-empowerment and...
Dr. Shannon King is a licensed clinical psychologist with a focus in health and rehabilitation psychology specializing in the treatment of adults experiencing anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, PTSD, chronic pain (acute & chronic), grief, and other health related disorders including spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and neurological disorders. She has experience in assisting...
Hello! My name is Lisa and I have been a psychologist for over 20 years. I look forward to meeting you. Therapy should feel warm and engaging and I work to build a non--judgmental space where you can feel safe to really explore. My goal is help you understand who you are, and help you deal with what you are struggling with, so that you can find contentment. I work in private practice, and have...
Are you looking for self-improvement? Having a hard time with life-transitions that you feel stuck with? Struggling with grief and loss that overwhelms you? Having relationship issues that are causing anxiety? I'm sure this can cause a great deal of uncertainty regarding where to begin. I get it. At some point everyone struggles. Therapy can provide you insight to help you with a start. Where t...
Sport and Performance psychology focuses on identifying and applying psychological principles that facilitate peak sport performance, enhance people’s participation in physical activities and help athletes and performers achieve optimal human performance. Areas of focus include but are not limited to: Performance anxieties, elite performance support, stressors stemming from college recruiting,...
Life can feel chaotic. Whether you are considering your first time in treatment, continuing or returning to treatment, my goal is to provide you with the platform and skills to effectively evaluate, identify and create solutions to help you. It’s important to remember that therapy is not always about ‘fixing’ a problem. Sometimes, it is about learning how to work with the problem by creating...
Welcome, and thank you for visiting my profile page. My focus as a therapist is to help individuals improve the quality of their lives. Each one of us has our own life path, and I am here to help you explore your path and make positive changes in your life. I envision our work as empowering and leading you to a healthier and more fulfilling life. We all experience times in our lives that feel...
I work with most common psychological concerns, but I do so within the larger context of understanding that we're always - in one form or another - seeking deeper aspects of our true self. What I'm calling our "true self" isn't one thing in particular, but is comprised of many qualities, and all of them are equally valuable. Some of us really want intimacy and love, while others need to priorit...
