What is Holistic Psychotherapy?

It means:

• Seeing clients as whole, healthy individuals.
• Including all aspects of the individual – Mental, Physical, Emotional and Spiritual.
• Looking at the mind, body and spirit of a person, as well as the environment in which they live.

Holistic Psychotherapy helps facilitate personal discovery, growth, development and healing. With healing comes the ability to live a more fulfilled and happy life. Healing does more than change, it transforms.

Our therapists have a wide range of skill and expertise. They work in such areas as Personal Growth and Development, Loss and Grief, Life Transitions, Depression and Anxiety, Spiritual and Existential exploration, Physical and Sexual Abuse, Domestic Violence, Crises and Trauma, Women’s and Men’s issues; and many more. They use a variety of methods: To name a few – Brief and Long Term Therapy, Transpersonal, Humanistic, Insight, Cognitive and Behavioral Psychotherapy, Relaxation and Guided Imagery and Meditation, and Life Coaching.

Call to speak with one of our therapists, Ruth Taylor, Julia Munson, Angie Ochsner, Lynn Betz-Seybold, or Phyllis Hampton.