Author: Andreea Gurtler

Group therapy is used for:

Relationship and communication issues
Anxiety, depression
Grief, loss
Trauma, abuse
Low self-esteem
Addiction
Eating, psychosomatic disorders
Parenting
Bullying

Child and adolescent psychotherapy is useful in dealing with:

School adaptation problems
Communication and relationship issues
Trauma, abuse
Divorce
Mixed family
Behavior issues

Family psychotherapy can be useful in dealing with:

Communication and relationship issues
Frequent arguments and conflicts
Living with a family member’ illness and addiction
Grief and Loss
Life Transitions
Trauma that impacts entire family
Mixed family
Children unusual behavior
Adoption

Couples psychotherapy can be useful to those couples who are looking for premarital counseling or to strengthen their relationship but also to those who are facing:

Frequent couples’ arguments and conflicts
Power struggles
Communication issues
Emotional distance in relationships
Relationship and marriage crisis
Infidelity
Sexuality issues
Divorce
Grief and Loss
Infertility
Adoption

Individual Psychotherapy can be useful to those who are dealing or having issues with:

Anxiety (coping with excessive worry, nervousness, or stress)
Depression
Panic attacks
Relationship Issues, co-dependency
Life Transitions
Grief and Loss
Trauma (coping and healing after threatening or scary events, such as witnessing accidents or experiencing sexual, verbal, emotional, or physical abuse)
Cross Cultural Issues
Pregnancy, Motherhood, Postpartum
Parenting
Self Esteem
Body Image
Sexuality
Eating, psychosomatic disorders
Personality disorders
Living with illness and addiction (yours or your partner’s)
Work or school issues (career stressors, work-life balance, burnout)
Dealing with fear of intimacy
Fearing being alone, loneliness
Surviving the affair, sustaining separation and divorce

or looking to:
Understand behavior patterns, choices
Grow and actualize their potential
Improve themselves and their relationships.