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Although therapy is meant to be preventative, most people don't start until they're already struggling. If you're finding yourself repeatedly wrestling with the same things, aspects of your life are being negatively affected, your quality of life is rapidly decreasing, or you feel like you've lost control of your life, it is likely a sign to reach out for therapy.

This can vary from person to person. I come from a long term therapy approach. My clients tend to see me for 6-18 months at a time.

Long-term therapy can offer:

• True Healing at the Root: Short-term solutions can be helpful, but long-term therapy allows us to dig deeper, identifying and healing the underlying causes of emotional pain, not just the symptoms.

• Sustainable Growth and Change: Building new habits, thought patterns, and coping skills takes time and practice. Long-term therapy gives you the space to fully integrate these changes into your daily life.

• A Safe Space Over Time: Trust and vulnerability grow in a consistent therapeutic relationship. Over time, therapy becomes a space where you can explore every part of yourself, even the things you’ve been afraid to confront.

• Life Beyond Crisis: Therapy isn’t just for tough times—it can help you build a deeper understanding of who you are, strengthen your relationships, and navigate life with more confidence and peace.

• Celebrating Your Growth: With long-term therapy, we don’t just address struggles—we celebrate your progress and milestones as you evolve into the best version of yourself.

Think of long-term therapy as an investment in your emotional, mental, and relational well-being. It’s not just about surviving; it’s about thriving and creating a life you feel good living.

I recommend doing at least 3 months of weekly sessions and then re-evaluating whether your goals are being met, or if progress is being made.

Meeting weekly can make all the difference:

• Build Momentum: Weekly sessions allow us to pick up right where we left off, keeping the progress flowing and preventing life’s distractions from derailing your growth.

• Establish a Routine of Care: Committing to weekly therapy creates a dedicated time to focus on you—your thoughts, feelings, and goals. It’s a chance to pause, reflect, and reset in the midst of life’s busyness.

• Deepen the Work: With regular sessions, we can dive deeper into your emotions, patterns, and experiences without losing the thread. This leads to breakthroughs that might take longer with less frequent visits.

• Immediate Support: Weekly therapy gives you a reliable space to process life’s ups and downs in real time, helping you navigate challenges as they arise rather than letting them build up.

• Strengthen the Relationship: Trust and connection grow over time, and seeing each other regularly allows us to create a strong, collaborative bond that enhances your healing journey.

Think of weekly therapy as a commitment to yourself—your growth, your peace, and your future. It’s a space to show up, let go, and step into the life you deserve.

Finding someone that you can afford, and accepting new clients is just the first step. Not every therapist will be the right fit for you. Check out my blog "6 Signs You've Found The Right Therapist" for things to look out for during your search.

Book a consultation call with me! We can see if we're right for each other and if we are, we'll get you scheduled to start sessions! Book a session here!