Deborah Squires Goeble, LISW-S

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Most of us experience difficulties at some time in our lives. It can be helpful to talk with someone. Looking at your situation from a different perspective can help you discover new ways to explore your:

• Relationships • Parent-child, partner, friend interactions

• Employment issues, problems at work, job loss, financial difficulties

• Serious illness or death in the family 

• Blending families, complications from separation, divorce and remarriage 

• Caring for aging parents and other loved ones

Partnering with you to sort through your concerns, exploring the various roles you're playing (partner, friend, parent, child, employee, etc.). Gaining a greater understanding of the patterns in your history and their impact on the present in order to create the relationships you desire. Examining the negative beliefs you may hold and the resulting behaviors can lead to a more useful perspective. Counseling can support you as you learn to better manage the stressors in your life, help you improve personal relationships, raise your self-esteem and increase your understanding and acceptance of self resulting in more productive and positive connections.