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Individual therapy is a highly effective approach for mental health treatment that provides a safe and non-judgmental space for people to share their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. This personalized approach enables patients to work collaboratively with us to address their personal issues and overcome mental health challenges, leading to significant growth, healing, and becoming resilient. 

Resilient Transitions offers individual therapy for the following areas:

• Trauma 

• Anger Management

• Anxiety

• Depression 

• Parenting / Co-Parenting

• Divorce

• Infertility Issues

• Life Transitions

• Grief

• Sexual Abuse and Sexual Assault

• Self-Esteem

• Self-Confidence

• Stress Management

All relationships in life experience highs and lows. This can make it difficult to recognize when assistance is necessary. It's normal for one or both partners to feel dissatisfied, disconnected, or unfulfilled in terms of intimacy at any point in a relationship.

Couples often turn to therapy when they feel they have exhausted all other options and believe that if counseling doesn't work, their marriage is doomed. However, here at Resilient Transitions, we believe that therapy can be viewed as a proactive step towards building a strong and resilient relationship for both partners. By seeking therapy early on, couples can prevent crises and promote a healthy relationship.

Challenges that often arise in relationships:

• Navigating Life Transitions

• Financial Problems

• Parenting / Co-Parenting Expectations

• Divorce

• Communication Obstacles

• Lack of Intimacy

• Infidelity Issues

• Extended Family Relations 

• Infertility Issues

• Grief

Family Therapy Counseling enhances communication, resolves conflicts, and promotes stronger family relationships. It's a powerful tool that can address specific issues such as financial, marital, or conflicts between parents and children.

During family therapy, you can expect to:

• Assess your family's capacity to effectively resolve issues and communicate their thoughts and feelings in a constructive manner.

• Analyze family roles, rules, and behavior patterns to precisely identify any issues causing conflicts and implement effective strategies to resolve them.

• Recognize both the good and tough aspects of your family dynamic. Acknowledge love and care, but also communicate challenges.

The Arkansas State Board of Social Workers requires that all LMSWs receive supervision from a LCSW that has been fully licensed for over 3 years. Mary has been a LCSW since 2012 and has a wealth of knowledge supervising LMSWs, as well as BSW and MSW interns in various settings including Therapeutic Day Treatment, Foster Care, and School Based settings. Licensure supervision is absolutely essential for achieving your future career goals as a social worker and potential therapist. Having a reliable professional to offer guidance and support through any obstacles can make all the difference for your development.