By: Beth S. Patterson, MA

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Helen Keller has said that “the only way to get to the other side is to go through the door.” This is particularly true in the work of grief, both the small losses inherent in day-to-day life transitions, and larger losses like the death of a loved one. (more…)

By: Cynthia Peikoff, LCSW

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Are you feeling like a rat caught up in the rat race?

As a counselor I see clients in my office for one hour of their busy lives per week. They come to me with worries, dilemmas, in moods of all type. What amazes me about them is how accomplished and hard working they are. Most enjoy their chosen work. Many have lovely homes in beautiful Orange County, California. A lot of them workout regularly. On weekends, their productivity continues by taking care of shopping, cooking, cleaning, making house repairs or driving to Costco to save money buying in bulk. (more…)

There are so many therapists & counselors and so many resources to help consumers find counselors that it’s almost overwhelming to know where to begin.  If you don’t have a good word-of-mouth referral from a friend, the next best way is to do an online search.  Again, there are many therapy directories online.  We believe that the best way to find a counselor is through GoodTherapy.org, an organization dedicated to encouraging healthy forms of counseling and psychotherapy and one of the leading therapy referral associations on the internet. The intention of GT is to promote collaborative and non-pathological forms of psychotherapy in an effort to reduce harm and to bring more “health” into the field of mental health.  Because of their philosophy and their high standards for who they allow as members, we believe that you are more likely to find an empowering, collaborative, and non-pathological therapist at GoodTherapy.org than anywhere else.

Below is a list of some of the bigger cities you can search for a therapist in (click here: to find a therapist by state)

Anchorage Therapy 

Atlanta Therapy 

Austin Therapy 

Baltimore Therapy 

Bellevue Therapy 

Berkeley Therapy 

Beverly Hills Therapy 

Boston Therapy 

Boulder Therapy
Cambridge Therapy
Charlotte Therapy
Chicago Therapy
Cleveland Therapy
Colombia Therapy
Colorado Springs Therapy
Columbus Therapy
Dallas Therapy 

Denver Therapy
Detroit Therapy

Fort Lauderdale Therapy
Fort Worth Therapy
Fresno Therapy 

Houston Therapy
Indianapolis Therapy
Irvine Therapy
Jacksonville Therapy
Kansas City Therapy
Long Beach Therapy
Los Angeles Therapy
Louisville Therapy
Mesa Therapy
Miami Therapy
Milwaukee Therapy
Minneapolis Therapy
Naperville Therapy 

New Orleans Therapy
New York Therapy

NYC Neighborhoods Therapy
Oakland Therapy
Oklahoma City Therapy
Orlando Therapy
Pasadena Therapy 
Philadelphia Therapy
Phoenix Therapy
Portland Therapy 

Providence Therapy
Sacramento Therapy
Salt Lake City Therapy
San Antonio Therapy
San Diego Therapy 
San Francisco Therapy
San Jose Therapy
Santa Fe Therapy
Scottsdale Therapy
Seattle Therapy

Seattle Neighborhoods Therapy
Saint Louis Therapy
Tampa Therapy
Tempe Therapy
Toronto Therapy
Tucson Therapy
Tulsa Therapy
Vancouver Therapy
Virginia Beach Therapy
Washington, DC Therapy

Many other cities for counseling & therapy