Services
Faith-Based Counseling
How I can help:
Here are some of the issues I work on with people in my practice:
Body image, food, and eating issues, from a size acceptance perspective;
Career transitions, cultivating creativity, and issues related to being an entrepreneur;
Grief and loss;
Healing difficult family relationships (mom, dad, and sibling issues);
Pre-martial and marriage;
Divorce Recovery;
Personal growth;
Procrastination and avoidance;
Relationships, dating, and sexual concerns
Call (225)-955-4971 or email me so we can schedule a first session together. Or start with the pages under the services menu where you’ll find our services, fees, and policies. I welcome and work with people of all genders and orientations.
Stitch Therapy offers help and hope for the following relationships:
Couples who want a stronger, more spiritually-centered relationship
Couples in crisis
Couples with a boring, mediocre relationship
Pre-engagement and pre-marital couples
Issues That Are Addressed:
Poor communication
Conflict resolution
Parenting
Most importantly – any issues keeping you from the marriage that is designed for you and your spouse
The Two Most Important Factors For Success:
You want your relationship to work
You are willing to work on your relationship in completely new ways
With the want and the will, Stitch Therapy can help you begin a healthy marriage based on new patterns, core beliefs and communication techniques-all using Biblical principles on marriage and personal relationships.
Premarital Counseling
Premarital counseling, a specialized type of therapy usually provided by marriage and family therapists, is believed to offer benefit to all couples who are considering a long-term commitment such as marriage. Typically, the goal of premarital counseling is to identify and address any potential areas of conflict in a relationship early on, before those issues become serious concerns, and teach partners effective strategies for discussing and resolving conflict.
Couples in the pre-engagement or pre-marital state of life are often consumed by the thought of what marriage is-often not based in reality. And during this stage in our lives, we are often protected by a facade we build, hiding our true selves from our potential spouse.
Whether in the pre-marital (pre-engagement), newly married or even the empty-nesters stage of a relationship, all couples strive for a connection and a sense of intimacy with their chosen partner. But, too often, couples find themselves struggling to keep what they experienced when first married or dating.
Those beginning the marriage journey often ask themselves the question, “Is this what I signed up for?” And they are right to ask. We never marry whom we think we are marrying.
And, empty-nesters often ask themselves the question “Is this all there is?”
God wants our marriage to be both challenging and fulfilling. We can develop an intimacy that we never thought possible as we begin to explore those barriers to intimacy.
Whether you are a couple in crises, or simply have communication issues and seem to argue all the time, there is help.
Parenting
