Have you ever had to face the hard reality that your life, your marriage, your career, your health or your family is in real trouble? Sadly, many people have. What do you do when too many days of unbroken worry and unspoken pain fills your life, and hope seems all but gone? It's hard to say out loud, and sometimes even harder to share with others who may not understand.
So what do you do? Life is tricky, and full of drama. Common names for the drama many people face is hurt, frustration, confusion, loneliness, grief, stress, just to name a few. Only this drama is not like on TV, where everything is resolved in an hour and everyone is satisfied at the end. No, your trouble, your drama, persists day after day. It's hard to figure out what's for real and who's for real.
Some people say that when times get tough, they almost lose their sense of self as a person. They don't know who to trust or where to turn. How about you? What do you do when you feel angry, trapped, deprived, isolated, empty, and afraid?
So what do you do? Life is tricky, and full of drama. Common names for the drama many people face is hurt, frustration, confusion, loneliness, grief, stress, just to name a few. Only this drama is not like on TV, where everything is resolved in an hour and everyone is satisfied at the end. No, your trouble, your drama, persists day after day. It's hard to figure out what's for real and who's for real.
Some people say that when times get tough, they almost lose their sense of self as a person. They don't know who to trust or where to turn. How about you? What do you do when you feel angry, trapped, deprived, isolated, empty, and afraid?
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Dr. Coleman is a clinical psychologist specializing in health psychology, behavioral medicine, and forensic psychology.
As a behavioral scientist, his general approach in assessment and treatment is based on a wellness and whole-person perspective.
He employs an integrated, mind-body approach in helping people overcome common problems in living.
He uses both behavioral and cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques (ACT, CBT, DBT) along with mindfulness-based interventions emphasizing health, social and relational functioning, lifestyle balance, positive change, and empowered living.
As a behavioral scientist, his general approach in assessment and treatment is based on a wellness and whole-person perspective.
He employs an integrated, mind-body approach in helping people overcome common problems in living.
He uses both behavioral and cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques (ACT, CBT, DBT) along with mindfulness-based interventions emphasizing health, social and relational functioning, lifestyle balance, positive change, and empowered living.
Dr. Coleman is a Clinical Psychologist specializing in health psychology and behavioral medicine centered on wellness, wholeness, mind-body-spirit integration, and lifestyle balance guided by core values and beliefs.
Therapy begins with accepting the reality of "What Is, " then healing/growing (recovery) from the past based on acknowledging and making peace with "What Happened, " and then focusing on the future (discovery) grounded in "What's Possible" and more importantly "What Matters."
This takes courage.
Therapy begins with accepting the reality of "What Is, " then healing/growing (recovery) from the past based on acknowledging and making peace with "What Happened, " and then focusing on the future (discovery) grounded in "What's Possible" and more importantly "What Matters."
This takes courage.
We provide a variety of testing and evaluation services for adults age 20 and over including ADHD and learning disability testing.
We do not have tools for younger adolescents or children.
Insurance plans may cover some psychological testing, usually with limits of less than 8 hours unless a special authorization is requested based on a clear medical necessity.
We will attempt to help with insurance billing for these services.
However, you may have higher out of pocket costs compared to traditional counseling services.
We do not have tools for younger adolescents or children.
Insurance plans may cover some psychological testing, usually with limits of less than 8 hours unless a special authorization is requested based on a clear medical necessity.
We will attempt to help with insurance billing for these services.
However, you may have higher out of pocket costs compared to traditional counseling services.
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