Shame Doesn’t Belong to You Alone: A Big Sister’s Take on Breaking the Isolation
Overcoming shame isolation begins with connection. As a Doxa therapist, Erin Bardoner offers a big sister’s compassionate approach to breaking […]
At Doxa, Therapy Works.
Whether a relationship problem, a parenting difficulty, mood swings or traumatic memories, we are here for you. It's hard to name an issue that our team has never worked with. Whatever brings you in will be addressed in a compassionate and competent way. Our counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists offer scientifically sound and clinically proven approaches to overcoming mental and relational difficulties. All are welcome here!
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PhD, LPC, LMFT
Individuals
Do you have bothersome ups and downs that are hard to explain? Have you had less enjoyment in life or chronic worries? Have you been getting negative feedback about how you come across to others? Are you stuck or dealing with addictive behaviors or traumatic memories? Let's explore this together! We know how to help you overcome these problems.
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Couples
Whether it is a perpetually gridlocked issue that has caused a million arguments or a desperate effort to save your marriage, we are eager to help. Our therapists frequently work with a variety of relationship setups and problems using both scientifically sound and empirically validated methods.
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Children
Does your child have anxiety or difficulty getting along with other kids at school? Is she struggling with school performance? Is his teacher suspecting a learning disability? Has there been a divorce or a loss in the family? Our therapists are here to help your child become healthy and happy.
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Families
We treat the whole family as a unit, not just as individual family members. This approach is often more effective for a wide range of problems than individual therapy. Family therapy is often brief and solution-focused with the "end-goal in mind."
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Making Sense of Emotions
by David Damon, a Doxa counselor, exploring the sensory framework Why do we feel? Are emotions things to be conquered […]
How Volunteering, Specifically in the Arts, Improves Mental Health
by Paul Gregg, a Doxa contributor Much research has been conducted and shown that volunteering improves one’s quality of life, […]
Had it not been for counseling at Doxa, we would not be married anymore.
-Kim and Ashton- Clients
