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Social Work/Counseling
Social Work/Counseling
There are times when life
can become extremely stressful and overwhelming. Meeting with a social worker
can help you manage your way through these emotionally, mentally, physically,
psychologically and financially challenging times.
Social workers can help
with issues such as, anxiety, depression, concentration/attention,
anger/aggression, stress, life changes, self-esteem, abuse or trauma,
relationship and communication problems, obsessive-compulsive behaviors,
addictive behaviors, chronic pain and illness and self awareness issues to name
but a few.
The methods used during
a typical counseling session are numerous and varied and depend on the
individual therapist and your own comfort level. Techniques range from the very
technical and scientific based to the more metaphysical and “energy” based.
Finding a counselor and form of therapy that you are comfortable with is key to
your health, wellness, and well-being, so be choosy.
So, if you are looking for
improved family communication, improved health and well-being, a reduction of
stress and anxiety or even having a pleasant teenager in your home, then you may
want to give a social worker a try.
Practitioners:
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Debbie Ennis,
MSW, LICSW, has been a therapist for over 19 years. During this
time, she has developed a style that is holistic in nature and very
relaxed. She especially enjoys working with people who are motivated to
make changes in their lives. Sometimes the exact change is not always
apparent, but motivation towards a more conscientious and peaceful life is
always a good start. Debbie utilizes both time tested techniques and newer
unique methods, whatever her client will benefit most from. She always
includes a bit of humor, as she believes laughter is an essential piece in
the healing process.
While Debbie works with
every age group, she specializes in working with teens. This population
tends to respond well to her relaxed and coach-like approach. Since teens
tend to shy away from talking directly about their issues, Debbie utilizes
unique methods to help them get to the heart of what’s going on. Teens
especially enjoy the unique breathing technique that she uses; a gentle yet
powerful method of getting to the heart of the problem at hand. |
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