People seek counseling for many different reasons. We are experienced in helping people with a variety of personal issues. Providing counseling services in English in Stuttgart meets a specific need for people seeking English counseling services in the Stuttgart area.
At your first appointment, you will be invited into a comfortable, private room to discuss your personal hopes in therapy. This initial session will provide time to discuss any concerns you may have about the counseling process, fees, and frequency.
All counseling services are offered in-person and online!
Though counseling can be used to discuss many concerns, these are some of the more common issues I have helped clients explore and resolve:
Grief & Loss Therapy
- Divorce
- Death & Dying
- Life Transitions
- Bereavement
Family Therapy
- Issues Common in Adolescents
- Issues Common in Teenagers
- Parenting
- Gender Identity
Common Disorders
- Stress and Anxiety
- Depression
- Bipolar
- Personality Disorders
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
- Phobias
Substance Abuse
- Drugs/Alcohol
- Prescription Drugs
- Other Substances
Relational Issues
- Pre-marriage and Marriage Counseling
- Sexuality
- Dating
Trauma Therapy
- PTSD
- Sexual Abuse Victims
- Domestic Violence
- Crisis Intervention
- Human Trafficking Victims
Other
- PTSD
- Men’s Issues
- Addictions
- Crises of Faith
- Phase of Life Problems
- Self-harming Behaviors
Online Counseling
As we provide counseling services to English-speaking people in Stuttgart, we are fully aware that there are individuals who aren’t able to physically come to one of our locations.
Modern technology is changing the way we communicate and connect with each other. We also offer counseling online to clients who live in countries where therapy in English is not readily available, or for clients who prefer the privacy of therapy from their own homes.
While nothing can replace traditional face-to-face therapy, online counseling has made therapy accessible to everyone!
“When we are no longer able to change a situation – we are challenged to change ourselves.”
Victor Frankl
