“Not necessarily, but that’s due to outside factors and stressors distracting me.”
“Absolutely! He’s helped me continue to grow my awareness and apply what I’ve learned to my everyday life.”
“I definitely feel more relief in my day-to-day life because I am able to voice feelings that I wouldn’t be able to normally. I tend to bottle things up and stew, but Elizabeth is very welcoming and non-judgemental.”
“Issues are being addressed.”
“Yes, it helps my mental health very well and she has me on a path that’s good for my mental health.”
“I feel a lot better. I know how to evaluate my situations now and process them.”
“Yes, I feel like I have some more coping skills and a better sense of who I am. ”
“I have definitely improved since starting with my therapist. I feel she understands and respects me and is good at hearing me and helping me come up with solutions and coping skills.”
“Since I have only been seeing Elizabeth for 6 months, I don’t think I’ve even broached the entirety of the skeletons in my closet. I do feel better in general that I am working toward a goal. Elizabeth has been great about offering suggested actions I can take on a daily/weekly basis that are helping me.”
“Yes, he has taught me good coping skills that I use to often.”
“Yes, I’ve had some setbacks, but have had the longest stretch of sobriety I’ve had in years and feel like my relationship to alcohol has greatly improved through my conversations with Jordan.”
“I am a work in progress, however, even when I don’t feel I’ve made much improvements, Kelsi reminds me of how I’ve changed for the better since we started together.”
“Definitely, yes. Tools and resources shared are put into practice.”
“Yes, she helps me unlock repressed trauma and provides support to work through it.”
“Absolutely. I use to struggle just with getting out of bed regularly and dreaded beginning a new day. I finally feel more confident in myself and have learned new coping mechanisms and am better at communicating in general.”
“I have made such changes over the last 18 months. When I started I was going through postpartum with my first child and without Jessica I would have struggled so much! I feel more confident as a person, a wife and a mom. Working on accepting myself has been life changing!”
“Absolutely. Alyssa has given me so much insight into my past as well as how it pertains to my present. She’s very insightful and compassionate.”
“Oh absolutely! I have come so far in terms of my mental well-being and self-confidence since I’ve known Lindsey. I feel I’ve gotten to know myself and trust myself in a much more consistent, loving way, because of Lindsey.”
“I would be devestated without Elizabeth. Thankfully, I was already in care with her when many things that are outside my control began negatively impacting my life. She has helped me survive some of my very lowest points, and I will use the coping skills I have learned while working with her for the rest of my life.”
“Somewhat. Then she recommended maybe trying medication and once my pcp prescribed me some really seen a difference.”
“Absolutely. My quality of life is better.”
“Yes, this year I was able to say ‘after 7 years of hard work I never thought I would be able to get here, it seemed impossible to ever feel stable and happy but here I am today.'”
“I do feel that I’m getting better. Elizabeth has helped me to fill my tool box with the tools I need to manage my anxiety and has helped me to move through much of my past trauma.”
“While it is easy to get caught up in the negative, Holly has helped me see the progress I’ve made over time with her support. She has empowered me to catch, challenge, and change the negative thought system and helped me learn to trust slowly.”
“I feel I’m more compassionate towards myself and am learning to listen to my inner child.”
“Yes, Holly has equipped me with the tools necessary to find my voice and better communicate with my spouse.”
“I do. Aeon is really helping me understand all of my parts in such a way that has improved my overall life experience. Aeon has helped me grow to be my authentic self, and embrace my sadness/the complexities of life in ways that have been educational and helpful.”=
