How to Pick the Right Partner
Picking partners who are wrong for you? Struggling in your current relationship? Here’s how to pick the right partner.
Brian Kagel
February 12, 2019
Individual Counseling
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Our methods of individual therapy are pretty simple. We’ll focus on the issues that are preventing you from making positive changes, working to help you strengthen your attachments to your loved ones and improve your self esteem. Whether it’s in your relationships, your work, or your personal happiness, together we can make changes that will improve your quality of life. Our therapists want you to walk away with your toolbox filled. In individual counseling, you’ll get practical and emotional tools to increase your confidence, decrease your anxiety, and begin enjoying yourself again.
Problems commonly addressed in Individual therapy
At The Montfort Group, we cover a variety of issues and problems in the individual counseling sessions. Some of the more common issues are addiction, abuse, severe stress (post traumatic or not), body image, and even loneliness. All of these issues will continue to hold you back from truly living your best life if not treated properly, or not treated at all. Some problems are short-term situations that can be easily addressed in a few therapy sessions, while other difficulties run deeper with more lasting effects (childhood wounds, phobias, etc…) and may require more attention. We will work as a team to explore the issues in your life that are preventing you from enjoying satisfying relationships and stunting your personal growth.
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Managing Family Stress During The Holidays
While there is no magic recipe to avoid some of the stress, here are some suggestions for managing holiday stress and family drama. Expecting difficult relatives to behave differently probably isn’t realistic. Self-care and planning are key to managing anxiety and emotional strain!
Laurie Poole, MS, LPC
December 21, 2019
Grudges And Learning To Let Them Go
In truth, our grudge, and the identity that accompanies it, is an attempt to get the comfort and compassion we didn’t get in the past, the empathy for what happened to us at the hands of this “other,” the experience that our suffering matters. Our indignation and anger is a cry to be cared about, treated differently—because of what we have endured.
Erica Thomason, MS, LPC
February 17, 2020