During your first therapy session, you can expect to discuss your reasons for seeking therapy, your personal and medical history, and your goals for therapy. The therapist will also explain the therapy process and answer any questions you may have.

Therapy sessions are highly confidential. Therapists follow strict ethical guidelines to protect your privacy. Information shared during sessions is not disclosed without your consent, except in specific legal or safety situations, such as imminent risk of harm to yourself or others.

Family therapy is a form of counseling that aims to improve communication and resolve conflicts within a family. It helps family members understand each other better, develop healthier communication patterns, and address specific issues such as parenting problems, sibling rivalry, or dealing with major life changes.

Yes, family therapy can be very effective in addressing teenage behavioral issues. It provides a supportive environment where teens and parents can discuss their concerns, improve communication, and work towards positive behavioral changes.

Therapists use a variety of techniques to manage anxiety, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, relaxation exercises, and exposure therapy. These methods help individuals understand and change their thought patterns, reduce stress, and develop coping strategies.

The timeline for seeing improvements in anxiety symptoms varies from person to person. Some individuals may notice changes within a few sessions, while others might take longer. Consistency and active participation in therapy are key factors in achieving progress.

Therapy can address a wide range of sexual issues, including sexual dysfunctions (such as erectile dysfunction or low libido), sexual trauma, relationship and intimacy problems, and issues related to sexual identity and orientation.

Therapy sessions are highly confidential. Therapists adhere to strict ethical guidelines to ensure your privacy. Information shared during therapy sessions cannot be disclosed without your consent, except in specific legal or safety situations.

The assessment involves an interview, review of medical and educational history, and administration of standardized tests. These tests assess various cognitive functions and typically require several hours to complete. The results are then analyzed and interpreted by a neuropsychologist.

During a neuropsychological assessment, you will participate in various tasks and activities designed to evaluate different cognitive functions. The process is typically thorough and can take several hours. The neuropsychologist will explain each step and ensure you are comfortable throughout the assessment.

Our therapists are licensed professionals with advanced degrees in psychology, counseling, or social work. They have specialized training and experience in various therapeutic approaches and areas of mental health, including family therapy, anxiety, sexual issues, and neuropsychological assessment.

Yes, we offer online therapy sessions for clients who prefer or require remote services. Online therapy provides the same level of care and confidentiality as in-person sessions, using secure video conferencing platforms.

To prepare for your first therapy session, think about your reasons for seeking therapy and any specific goals you have. It's also helpful to bring any relevant medical or psychological records. Come with an open mind and be ready to discuss your concerns.

To schedule an appointment, you can contact our office by phone or through our website. Our staff will assist you in finding a convenient time for your session and provide any necessary information about our services and fees.