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  • How can therapy help me?
    Everyone faces challenges, but healing and growth are always possible. Therapy offers support, coping strategies, and a fresh perspective on struggles like anxiety, depression, and relationships. It builds self-awareness, strengthens communication, and empowers lasting, positive change.
  • How do I know if I need therapy?
    Seeking therapy isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a sign of self-awareness and strength. Everyone faces challenges, and reaching out for support shows a commitment to growth and change. Therapy provides lasting tools to manage triggers, break unhealthy patterns, and navigate life’s difficulties with confidence.
  • What is therapy like?
    Therapy looks different for everyone—it can be short-term for a specific challenge or longer-term for personal growth. The more you engage in the process and apply what you learn outside of sessions, the more meaningful and lasting the changes will be.
  • How can I tell if therapy is right for me?
    If you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or seeking growth, therapy can help. Whether navigating life changes, managing stress, or improving relationships, therapy provides guidance, support, and tools to create lasting change. If you're ready to move forward with clarity and confidence, it may be the right step for you.
  • How does therapy compare to medication?
    Medication can ease symptoms, but therapy helps resolve the root causes of emotional struggles. For some, a combination of both is most effective, and a professional can help determine the best approach.
  • How does insurance work for therapy?
    To check your therapy coverage, contact your insurance provider to ask about benefits, session limits, and any required approvals. Therapy is confidential, but by law, therapists must report suspected abuse, self-harm, or threats to others.
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