Private practice specializing in trauma and women's issues
Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) emphasizes utilizing compassion to understand yourself and the people around you. It’s a good option for people dealing with shame or self-criticism that causes emotional distress.
Developing compassion for yourself and others requires practice. Practicing self-compassion exercises can help you manage shame and guilt, which can help you develop compassion for the people around you.
Therapists Who Specialize in Using CFT
Kristin Isaacson is an LMHC licensed in Massachusetts (#11260) and practices in the North Adams, MA area and also via Telehealth. Specializing in DBT related skills learning and client-centered therapy.
It can be draining to continuously put your energy into momentarily being “okay” until the next crisis comes along. Acknowledging and accepting who you are while desiring and striving for self-improvement is possible. The journey to self-compassion and self-love looks different for everyone. For some, we may not even know who it is we are loving in the first place.
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.
You don’t have to navigate the healing journey all on your own. There’s someone else who can be right there with you – who has your back and is fully invested.
My approach is create a safe, non-judgmental space to do the work it takes to create meaningful change. My style is person-centered, relational, experiential, and compassionate.
My focus is to help people who are struggling and feel stuck in painful cycles of conflict to heal, energize, become more aware of their inner strengths, and to move forward. I achieve this by providing a neutral safe space, listening to your concerns, and customizing a treatment plan.
I specialize in supporting teens, Gen Z, and Millennial women with creating a new relationship with the self through a holistic lens using self-compassion and somatic practices.
Providing outpatient counseling to adults in Washington for eating disorders and relationship with body, food, and movement.
Hablamos español / Do you want to be understood and understand yourself? Do you want to be heard or for someone to be empathetic to your situation and feelings? Do you want to learn how to manage your emotions and cope with daily life, family, relationships, work, kids, school, current issues, past issues, future issues, and such? We are here to guide you through your process as you find the pe...
How can I help you? You didn’t find me by accident. There is something going on in your life and you need help navigating through it. Asking for help is not always easy but it can be extremely rewarding. I have worked with clients from various cultures, ages, races, and religions to accomplish their goals. I can help you!
I am only offering telehealth (online video and audio) therapy.
My name is Barek Sharif. And it is an absolute pleasure to meet you! As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist I have worked with individuals, couples, and families to develop healthy and lasting relationships. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety, communication, unconventional life circumstances, or what words cannot describe – I am here to support you. Our sessions are about ...
Psychological services
Difficult life events may feel like they consume our existence; however, there is hope. I have seen the incredible resiliency of people as I have helped clients overcome trauma, anxiety, depression, and other emotional obstacles. I truly believe that you too will be able to get through this with guided support. My unique path in life and therapeutic training has led me to specialize in working…
I believe everyone has a right to be heard. I don’t believe people are “broken” or need to be “fixed.” Marriage and Family Therapists view “the problem” as the way individuals interact or communicate. I see each client as a unique individual embarking on a journey to explore alternatives to their current life. Negative life events lead to unexpected plot twists, but every human struggle makes y...