My WordPress site is intentionally inactive, because I have launched a new one. Come take a look at LaurieBtherapy.org as I continue to accept new clients and promote new therapy groups for women, trauma, and DBT. [I apologize for the inconvenience, but you will need to copy and paste the link into your browser in order to be redirected.]
I am currently working on a self-pay, fee-for-service basis, with an option for sliding scale should finances be a problem. Come enjoy a beautiful, peaceful, and private space for counseling. Call 774-270-1170 for an appointment. I look forward to speaking with you. Until then, I wish you peace, joy, and abundance!
When you know you are having difficulty, and your family, friends or colleagues aren’t much help (or you don’t feel comfortable telling them what’s troubling you), then it’s a good time to pick up the phone and ask for professional help. Frankly, it doesn’t really matter what the problem is; a well-trained and experienced psychotherapist can at least give you referral ideas should the issue not be suited to the therapist’s skill set or therapeutic intervention in general. In any event, when you are struggling with something, chances are you are stressed as well. Stress can hamper your problem-solving abilities, inhibit your coping skills, and just plain tire you out. Therapy is an excellent tool in getting the support you need to build psychological resilience, which will increase your capacity to tolerate stress and ultimately enable you to resolve your problems, so you can move on.
Laurie Buchanan, MA, LMHC 