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Law Enforcement

Therapy for Police

You’ve been told that it’s just part of the job, to “suck it up” and move on. So, you put your head down and go to your next call until the shift is over. You don’t talk about how hard it is to see a traumatic event and then move onto finding patience to deal with some of our most vulnerable members of our community. You go home and find yourself using unhealthy ways to cope with your day, aimlessly scrolling on your phone, procrastinating your to-do list because you cannot find the energy or motivation. Mood swings are happening more often, and anxiety is popping up at times it never did before leaving you with more regret and remorse.


Therapy can help you navigate the impact your career in law enforcement is having on various other aspects of your life including your relationships with loved ones. With therapy, you can expect to feel more confident, present and in control of your thoughts and emotions so that you can more easily deal with life’s unexpected ups and downs.

Support for those working in health care, law enforcement and education

Educators

Do you find yourself overwhelmed by all you need to get done before the end of the year? Are you an overthinker who dwells on potential problems that may come up with students or their parents?

School Kids
Doctor

Health Care Workers

Do you dread going to bed because you know you have to wake up and go right back to your patients in less than 12-hours?

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