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Having practiced
psychotherapy for almost two decades, I have come to believe there is no "one size fits all" in the treatment of
human beings. Every person has a unique story, life experience, strengths and challenges that have contributed to the development
of who they are. Since each individual, couple and family is different, therapy is always tailored to the unique needs of
the clients I work with.
While I draw from many theoretical
models, the focus of therapy will remain on your needs and what works for you.
Adjustment Difficulties:
Dealing with the challenges and stresses of everyday life and the emotional struggles that
present with normative life transitions.
Compulsive sexual behavior: Issues related to multiple failed
attempts to discontinue sexual behavior that results in emotional pain, family and employment disruption and undermines interpersonal
and psychological well being. Gay,
Lesbian and Bisexual coming out issues: Addressing the challenging the fears of accepting
ones sexual orientation, and discussing the possibility of sharing this information with family, friends and loved one. This
also applies to gay men and lesbian women coming out of heterosexual relationships.
Family therapy: Dealing with the normative, and
at times difficult, struggles that come with close emotional connections to those in ones life.
Sexual abuse:
Addressing the Issues related to the violation of sexual abuse and rape. These services are offered to men and women who have
been the victims of childhood sexual abuse, as well as those who have been sexual assaulted in adulthood, and exploring how
to empower oneself in the here and now.
Sex therapy: Entails working in a safe, non-judgmental and
supportive setting with individuals or couples, who have concerns, s about various sexual issues and the role of sex and sexuality in their
lives.
Substance Abuse: Building on early
recovery, and creating a supportive environment, client's learn to take stock of the damage that chemical dependency has had
on their life, while learning to forgiving themselves for the actions they engaged in while using.
Should you have any questions regarding my practice, or would like to discuss the possibility of our working
together, please feel free to contact me at the above provided telephone numbers, or you may email me at; josephwinnlicsw@josephwinnlicsw.com
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