Are You Struggling With Personal Growth?

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Personal growth is a common goal for people in therapy, regardless of whether they have a specific mental health diagnosis. Personal growth looks different for everyone. Some people may have specific goals. Others may want to heal from trauma. Others desire clarity in their emotional states. Whatever the reason, mental health professionals help empower people to grow in ways that work for them.

Available Treatment Options

Therapist interventions for personal growth may include encouraging change by asking questions and examining motivation and needs, encouraging the person to look deeply into themselves to discover needs and desires, and offering support for accomplishing goals.

Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Personal Growth

Margaret Dunn, LPC, FMHC, CLC

O Fallon

Missouri

I specialize in working with individuals who want to reclaim their freedom from those self-defeating thoughts and attitudes, those old hurtful emotions that STILL influence the decisions they make today and help them achieve the health, success and happiness they desire so they can LIFE THEIR BEST LIFE EVER!

Deborah Danner, Ph.D., LCPC, CADC, NCC

Rolling Meadows

Illinois

Deborah Danner has numerous certifications in trauma treatment and focuses sessions on helping you become more empowered in your life. She uses gentleness, honesty, and awareness to help previously ignored parts of you be heard. Patience and self-compassion are the centers of her therapy sessions. Her ultimate goal is to help you regain control of your life and love yourself.

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.