I am not sure you will be the right fit.
I focus on creating a personalized plan for you, using different therapy techniques that best match your needs. I really value your feedback to make sure our sessions are working for you, and I’m open to making changes along the way. Let’s work together to make your therapy journey a success.
The price is too much.
Taking care of your mental health through therapy is like investing in yourself, similar to how you might save money for a secure future. Just as having savings makes you feel safe, improving your mental and emotional health sets you up for a happier and more satisfying life. Can you really put a price tag on peace of mind?
I don’t think a male therapst can relate to me.
I’m a man, but I want you to know that being emotionally connected is a big part of how I do therapy. I work hard to be understanding and responsive. My main goal is to create a safe and supportive space where you can feel comfortable sharing your feelings. I’m here to listen and help, recognizing and valuing all of your experiences.
I don’t have the time for this.
I understand that finding time for therapy can be challenging. To help, I offer flexible scheduling, including weekend and evening appointments during the week. Let’s find a time that fits seamlessly into your busy life.
I’ll just fix my problems on my own.
It’s natural to want to handle problems by yourself, but this can often be overwhelming and time-consuming. My therapy offers guidance and strategies that can save you significant time and effort, helping you navigate challenges more effectively. Let’s work together to make your journey smoother and more efficient.
I won’t like therapy.
If you feel that therapy isn’t quite meeting your expectations, we can talk about making some changes to better fit your needs. My main goal is to make sure you feel comfortable and supported. We can always adjust your therapy plan, or if needed, I can help find another therapist who might be a better match for you.
I am afraid of uncovering something scary.
Remember, therapy isn’t just about uncovering issues; it’s also about understanding and healing in a safe and supportive space. I’m here to help guide you through any tough discoveries at your own pace, making sure you feel supported every step of the way.
My story is too shameful.
As a therapist, I’ve heard many personal stories, and there’s little you can say that will shock or surprise me. My job is to listen and support you, not to judge. It’s important to open up at your own pace for healing, and I’m committed to providing a safe, confidential space where you can feel secure to share and start your journey toward recovery.
People will think I am weak for going to therapy.
Recognizing when you need support and seeking it out is a sign of strength, not weakness. Therapy is a proactive way to take care of your mental health, showing courage and responsibility for your well-being. Remember, the most important thing is how you feel about your decision to seek help. Also, you are in control of who knows about your therapy.