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Counseling and Therapy are big steps in anyone's lives. It can be hard to take the step to begin resolving the issues in your life, and even then most of us don't know where to start. As a professional, it is often surprising to see that people often put more energy into choosing a plumber than a therapist.     It is important to know that you have options when it comes to counseling and therapy, and to always remember that ultimately YOU are in charge. If you were hiring someone for a job, wouldn't you ask for referrals, interview applicants, and make a decision based on who best suited your needs at the time? Choosing a therapist is no different.     There a 101 flavors of counseling and therapy, and it is important to take the time to find the best fit for you. If you are ready to answer the call to a better, more fulfilling, more enjoyable life, this is where you can start. At IndianapolisCounseling.net you can find articles, references and resources that are aimed at making it easier for you to start your journey.     When you are ready for Indianapolis Counseling and Therapy , you can use the directory below, or visit www.MentalHealthIndy.com for a easy to use directory of Counselors, Therapists and Mental Health Professionals in the Indianapolis and Greater Indiana areas. We at IndianapolisCounseling.net applaud your courage, and wish you all the best.

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Solution-Focused Therapy

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Wednesday, 14 May 2008

More info...    Mental Health Solutions      As I grow closer to completing my degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, I find myself growing more and more anxious about what I offer as a therapist. While the bulk of my training has focused on Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (specifically Object Relations), I have found that the more clients I see, and the more work I do in my own therapy, the less I find useful ways to apply the depth work I have been trained in. This is not a criticism of my training, rather a commentary on my own journey to develop what I consider most important as a therapist- being useful. It is this desire to be useful to clients that compels me to go beyond the requirements of my degree and eventual licensure. My interests are supported by some basic beliefs about human nature that, while they are arguable, form the foundation of what I do. Counseling Share Your Opinion. (0 posts)

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 14 May 2008 )

 

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