When to pursue counseling……
Many people are not sure when counseling would be appropriate for them.
- Are my issues something that counseling can help with?
- Are my issues really to the point that I need to seek therapy or am I just making a big deal about it?
- Would I even like talking to a counselor?
- Do other people go to counseling for these problems?
- Can counseling really help?
Counseling with a Therapist can be helpful for people with symptoms which are negatively affecting their social life, relationships, work situation or interfering with their ability to live a satisfying and productive life. If the problems you have are limiting your ability to have satisfying relationships, have a meaningful career or feel content with your life, counseling with a Metro Denver and Community Based Therapists may be able to help.
People seek counseling for many concerns:
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High levels of conflict in relationships
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Feelings of worthlessness and a lack of purpose
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A lasting sense that something is missing in life
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Feeling overwhelmed and panicky
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Preparing for marriage
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Having flashbacks to horrible experiences
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Difficulties forming trusting and satisfying relationships
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Dealing with a painful experience – losing a loved one, a job
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Troubles finding a satisfying career
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Struggling with addiction to substances
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Frustration parenting children who seem out of control
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Seeking support when going through big changes in life
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Feeling that one’s emotions are out of control
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Seeking help with developing realistic goals and planning to meet them