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Could Therapy Help You?
Is there anyone who knows and cares about all or almost all the significant events of your life?

Do you feel as though you're living life behind an invisible screen, unable to truly connect with anyone or anything?

Is there at least one person you talk to at least once a week who really understands all or almost all your feelings?

Is there anything you feel you can't or mustn't tell anyone?

Do you feel comfortable crying in front of the person or people you love most?

Have you recently suffered any kind of serious emotional wound, such as the loss of a job or a loved one?

Have you benefited from therapy in the past and recently felt wistful about it, missing that kind of reliable support?

Do you have unexpected negative emotional reactions to others' behavior toward you, such as feeling shame when you are praised or anxiety when you are loved?

Does your fear of others' disapproval dominate your choices?

Are you able to freely express love to your family and friends?

Are you lonely even if - or especially when - you're with a group of people?

Do you have to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs in order to be open about your thoughts and emotions?

If you answered no to one or more questions, even one - you could benefit by visiting a good therapist.


 

 
 

What is Psychotherapy?

Psychotherapy is a process which should help you and your loved ones think, feel, and act in ways that bring respect and improved emotional health to your life. The process of psychotherapy is different for each individual, couple, or family. Psychotherapy sessions typically last 45-50 minutes and take place once a week. Some people may need or desire more or less frequent sessions, or sessions of longer or shorter duration.

My Philosophy

My goal is to provide a safe and healing environment for clients. My approach is one of sensitivity and flexibility to each individual so I often integrate theories when developing a treatment plan. I offer guidance, insights, communication skills, and support. I can help people use their existing resources, ideas and experiences. Therapy is based on our mutual efforts, together we can discover how changes can be made and emotional health restored.

I welcome the opportunity to help you.

  ~ Joanne

Joanne Beebe is a Licensed Marriage, Family and Child Therapist capable of diagnosis, treatment planning, and psychotherapy in an organized, efficient, and caring manner.

 

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