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
My name is Sandy Flory although I am a generalist, I enjoy working with clients who are going through life transitions as well as clients coping with situational depression, loss of a loved one or a relationship status. Using the body as an ally, I work somatically using techniques derived from Mindfulness Therapy, Person-Centered as well as Internal Family Systems therapy. I believe healing co...
So here's the deal. How often do you say things like, "suck it up" and "rub some dirt on it" when things get tough? What are you hoping to gain from avoiding the truth that brought you to say those things? Do you have a young person at home who is bottling feelings? Are YOU bottling your feelings? That's the real issue, how you deal with life's roadblocks and speed bumps, not whether or not the...
The common thread of life is humanity because we face similar everyday problems. Our daily lives are over-saturated, which then cause us to become overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or lonely. There appears to be less time spent with family, friends, and doing meaningful activities & more time working and getting by each day. Having a therapist who is compassionate, authentic, and willing to list...
Our lives are made up of a variety of experiences, some creating a lasting impact in one way or another. Working collaboratively in therapy can assist in uncovering and focusing on the positive components of our lives, as well as processing events or memories that impede our functioning. I believe by identifying and channeling our core values and strengths, we begin to uncover our true selves,...
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor excellent at supporting individuals and couples who are struggling to successfully navigate conflict or life stressors in a transparent and safe manner. I prioritize the needs of each client and have unique skills that allow me to build strong therapeutic relationships with each client efficiently and authentically. I focus on the strengths and skills of t...
I help children, adolescents, adult women, and families. My goal is for therapy to help you or your child move in a positive direction. "May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears." (Nelson Mandela) One of my goals is that my clients leave therapy having moved from being motivated by fear (frustration/anger/ etc), to being motivated by hope. Everyone of us encounters difficulty in life...
As a Clinical Psychologist in practice for over 25 years, I specialize working with adults working through the barriers that keep them stuck in unproductive patterns that limit their life potential. Hardships, losses, and traumas often create beliefs that are self-limiting. These beliefs often stand in the way of the life you want to live. Counseling can be a powerful pathway toward discovering...
Evening telehealth services now available!!!! Ever feel stuck in life and didn’t know how to change it? Ever feel like nobody understands you? Did you ever want to create change and feel great but didn’t know how to start? Do you have stressful events happening in your life? Are you sad, anxious, and lonely? I’m here to help. Here’s why you should visit me. I am a highly qualified professional...
Emily Lockamy is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) specializing in grief and loss. Emily has worked as an individual therapist and support group facilitator in several settings, including a partial hospitalization program and two hospices. Emily takes a Person-Centered, integrative approach to counseling, drawing from principles of Grief Therapy, writing as a therapeutic...
Ideally I believe all people want to find balance within themselves and the world. Whether it’s conflict, stress or mental health concerns. We all want to get through the day in the healthiest way possible. Life can be challenging at times and sometimes things become overwhelming or triggers come our way. I believe with tools, effective coping strategies and processing these challenges can be...
People come to see me when they feel stuck: having a hard time with using substances, managing life stress, finding direction or hemmed in by the past. They don’t know what to do or where to turn. The solutions don’t work anymore or have turned into problems of their own. One problem may have stopped only for several others to emerge. Trying feels difficult. Life is hard. I help you learn to so...
If you're in need of a non-judgmental, compassionate, safe place where you can vent, gain insight on yourself and behavior, and learn the appropriate skills necessary for effective and healthy coping schedule an appointment with me. I specialized in working with children and families specifically from Hispanic communities. Who may have limited access to resources in their language. You will lea...
Hello! My name is Kate, and I am a licensed professional therapist (LPC) and Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant (CDCA-P). In therapy, I aim to create a collaborative partnership to achieve common goals. I work with older adolescents (16 and older) and adults. I am passionate about wellness care using mindfulness-based practices, self-reflection, and individual strengths. I have a...
I provide individual therapy for adolescents and adults. I have a down- to- earth style, and an ability to integrate a variety of treatment methods that build upon your strengths. I have experience providing therapy and crisis intervention for first responders, families and individuals in crisis or who just need someone to listen. Working with those have experienced traumatic events, domestic...
Making the first phone call to a therapist can sometimes be a difficult task. Our minds are often full of "what ifs" that can prevent us from taking that first step in seeking help. "What if I've never seen a therapist before?" "What if I don't know how to act in a session?" "What if I've had bad experiences with therapists in the past and am worried this time will be the same?" "What if I 'fai...
