Licensed Clinical Social Worker (Florida and Virginia), Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy Professional
The adage that “the only constant in life is change” is true for people experiencing life transitions. Some life transitions can be exciting, such as a new relationship, move, job, or child. Some can be difficult, like death, illness, or aging. Regardless of the nature of the change, life transitions can be stressful.
Available Treatment Options
Counseling interventions therapists may use for dealing with life transitions include talking about and processing the change, developing coping skills for handling the stress of the change, and participating in group therapy with people going through similar life transitions.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Life Transitions
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Life Coach in North Carolina, with over 30 years’ experience helping people, including Health Professionals, overcome challenges and live healthier, more fulfilling lives. I work with clients dealing with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, addictions, health issues, trauma, burnout, self- esteem and grief.
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As we work towards change, I use an approach that brings together knowledge of relational/complex/developmental trauma, attachment, interpersonal neurobiology to work with and support the unique needs of each child, individual, & family. I respect and embrace neurodiversity and diversity. FASD Informed….
I was born and raised in Argentina. I am a trilingual (Spanish- English- Portuguese) Licensed Mental Health Counselor, specializing in several areas. I have worked for over 30 years providing counseling to children, adolescents, and adults suffering from a variety of Life Issues, occurring to every human being.
In my current practice, I focus on helping individuals resolve, eliminate, and…
Osakpolo Uwoghiren is a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner trained to provide a wide range of mental health services to patients and families. She has worked with a diverse population of clients throughout her years of clinical experience in inpatient psychiatric settings, outpatient psychiatric settings, correctional settings, and psychiatric emergency rooms.
As a therapist, I believe individuals are the experts of their own life, and with this understanding my goal is to listen, understand, empower, and help my clients find solutions to the difficulties they may be facing. My approach to therapy is holistic and I recognize the importance of understanding the relationship between our thoughts, actions, and emotions, and offer tools to intervene. In ...
I primarily work with aging and/or disabled adults and caregivers coping with emotional and health care related challenges. Much of my work with clients focuses on adjustment difficulty related to declining health and diminished functional independence. Clients who are caregivers often struggle with managing career and family caregiving roles and also the needed transitions that can emerge in t...
Is your child suffering from anxiety, depression or are they acting out and you don't know how to help? Parenting is hard enough as it is, but it can be very overwhelming as a parent when it seems the services your child needs are not available. I am here to help! My goal as a therapist is to create a safe and welcoming environment filled with mutual trust and respect. I utilize an eclectic...
Trauma can be defined as manifestations in both mind and body, stemming from either an isolated painful experience or a recurring theme of pain over the course of one’s life. Through this lens, I utilize an integrated whole-person and trauma-focused therapeutic approach in effort to create space for healing from the adverse life experiences that often interfere with our daily lives. As an...
I treat a wide variety of symptomologies, including interpersonal and behavioral difficulties, depression and anxiety. I pride myself on being able to provide skills for immediate use while also utilizing an insight-based, client-centered approach for long term sustainable growth. This allows me to help individuals recognize both strengths and weaknesses and address the issues that are most...
Has your QUALITY OF LIFE diminished. Any transition, no matter how big or small is easy to manage on your own. We are social beings and need support and comfort from those around us. Sometimes this necessary support is not readily available within our usual relationships, and/or sometimes we may not feel heard or understood by those close to us. I believe you have all the answers within you, bu...
*PLEASE NOTE: I AM NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS. Are you looking for a better way? As we work together, you can optimize the strengths you already possess, develop insight, and learn techniques that can help you heal yourself and nurture your relationships. The goal of therapy is to begin to see yourself and others in new and more productive ways. I enjoy working with adults, couples, an...
As human beings, we all share variations on a similar range of emotions, stressors, responsibilities need for and challenges in relationships. These are universal themes running through all our lives - even when they sometimes show up in unexpected or unusual ways. As the late, great Maya Angelou once said: “We are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike”. Whether you are seeking guidance i...
Dana Goldenberg
Washington
District of Columbia
Dana Goldenberg
Washington
District of Columbia
I work primarily with: adults, young adults, teenagers, hoping to make lasting positive changes in their lives. I specialize and enjoy working with challenges related to: anxiety, depression, body image issues, issues stemming from low self-worth, perinatal mental health, paternal mental health, fertility issues, relationship issues, sexuality, work-life balance, life transitions, and family...
Now accepting Cigna insurance. Finding peace in early parenthood can be a challenge and not only because of the sound of your crying baby. Well-meaning and not-so-well-meaning relatives are often on hand to inform you about “how it used to be done”, friends and not-so-friendly acquaintances are all too keen to tell you “how it should be done” and older siblings and spouses often expect you to...