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According to the majority
of studies regarding the success of therapy,
the number one factor is the therapeutic relationship
that is built between the therapist and client.
It is important to the counselors at Transitions
Counseling to create an individualized treatment
plan that fits the needs of each client that
we work with.
You, as the client, will find our counseling
style to be proactive; we often ask clarifying
questions, connect re-occurring themes and discuss
suggestions to promote positive change. It is
important for us as the counselors to get to
know you as the client and build a trusting,
comfortable working relationship and get the
most out of the time we spend together.
- Counseling can provide an individual or
couple with clarity.
- Counseling is an opportunity to develop
therapeutic goals as a way of working towards
positive change.
- Counseling can provide an individual or
couple an opportunity to bring unknown strengths
to awareness.
- Counseling can give an individual or couple
a different perspective on a situation.
- Counseling can help an individual or couple
understand maladaptive life patterns and
work towards creating new adaptive patterns
and behaviors.
- Counseling provides an excellent setting
to explore an individual or couple's family
of origin and identify re-occurring themes
that may have an impact on current behaviors,
choices or feelings.
- Counseling promotes positive growth and
change in a comfortable, compassionate,
confidential and private setting.
- A counselor is NOT a person that gives
unsolicited advice.
- A counselor is NOT a person that tells
their clients what they SHOULD do.
- A counselor is NOT a person that places
negative judgments on his or her clients.
- A counselor is NOT a person that points
out a client's negative characteristics.
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