My Approach
Humans are meant for connection and can thrive within experiences of positive, growth fostering relationships. I believe that experiences of disconnection fuel human suffering. These disconnections can be experiences of social and cultural oppression, exposure to traumatic event(s), and experiences of abuse. Through exploring these disconnections, individuals can better understand the root of their suffering and begin to work towards healing and forming positive connections. In counseling I use an integration of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with a Relational-cultural theoretical approach which assists in decreasing unfavorable thoughts and beliefs contributing to symptoms while making space to explore the impact of chronic disconnection and cultural conditioning.
Counselor & Owner
Stacie Fish, MA, QMHP
Professional Counselor Associate
Supervised by Meirav Cafri, LPC, LCAT, ATR-BC
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When it comes to taking the first step into the unknown territory of healing, generic doesn't always whistle comforting.
Authenticity plays a huge role in my life both inside and outside of the counseling office.
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Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD
Having Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can feel exhausting and isolating. It changes the beliefs we hold about ourselves, others, and the world in areas such as trust, power/control, intimacy and safety.
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Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is an evidence based treatment for PTSD that assists in reducing distressing symptoms and improves day-to-day living
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Individual Counseling
Individual counseling offers you a safe space to spill the tea and be your most authentic self as we work together to uncover the path to healing.
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Depression and Mood Disorders
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Generalized and Social Anxiety
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Grief and Loss
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Traumatic events
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
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Life Transitions
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Trouble in relationships, personal or otherwise
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Areas of speciality include working with individuals in the mental health field who have experienced workplace violence ​
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Group
Counseling
Finding opportunities for positive connection in adulthood is like searching for your hair tie, you know it's somewhere but not sure where! Luckily, group counseling provides an environment of support and safety to fuel positive connection.
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