We are hiring! Give us a call or fax your resume to How do I know if I need therapy? These are some of the most common questions we encounter when it comes to questions about psychotherapy and counseling. Please see our list of frequently asked questions below to see if we can help clear up some of these concerns for you. If your question is not answered here, then please feel free to contact us.
Click on any question below to jump to the answer. I can get plenty of advice from my friends; why do I need to come to therapy? Are there signs to alert me to get therapy? When will I know that I no longer need therapy? Will my therapist tell me or should I just stop coming when I feel better? How many sessions are typical for the therapy process? Some people say that I will become good friends with my therapist โ does that mean we can socialize outside of therapy?
What are the requirements to reserve a Saturday appointment? Yes, you can get plenty of advice from friends, family, peers, and co-workers. It is important to have a large support network of caring people in your life. However, at Bridge Builders your therapist does not provide the same function.
We help you build a bridge to get from where you are to where you want to be. Your friends will give you ideas about how to respond or how they would respond to an event or situation it usually starts with "You know what I would doโฆ" or "You know what you should do We help you explore how your life is now, how you would like it to be, and what is standing in the way of your achieving your life-goals.
Then we bridge the gap. When you read the ads of most therapists, you will find a list of the problems they are willing or trained to treat. Most will list depression, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse, family or relationship issues, and many other problems.
