How can Therapy help you?

It can help you embark in a journey to obtain a maximum transformation, in the many areas of your life. It can help you explore how your past might be impacting your present and sabotaging your future. In our role as Psychotherapist, at times, we collaborate with other professionals, if need be, to find the best approach to assist you in your journey to your transformation.

This is where you uncover your resources, learn new skills, connect with your inner self, embark in self growth, get rid of introjects that are impacting your choices, and gain helpful insights to help you transforms your negative perceptions. 

This is where you are empowered to deal with unresolved trauma, this is where you claim your power, this is where you desensitize yourself, gain self-trust, experience a sense of safety, control, and develop healthy life patterns. This is where you transition from allowing unwanted feelings to control your life, to developing the mental strength to disempower them, connect with your power, and move forward creating pleasant feelings that brings you joy and satisfaction.

Our practice understands how important it is to find a listening ear, someone who can help you explore a different perspective, points you in the right direction, and helps you work on becoming a healthier, happier you.

If you are considering the possibility that perhaps there is more to life and you are in desperate need of experiencing more, and increasing your day-to-day ease and joy, then you have come to the right place.  We commend you for your courage and assure you that my priority is that you feel comfortable, safe, and free of judgment. In our work together we will use the therapeutic approach that best meets your needs. The approach for treatment use, is always determined once we explore together, what specific goals you have. Our practice goal is to make you feel good from the moment we start our work together, and this is done in many different ways. Our practice priority is to meet the need of everyone, by having a team of professional who are trained in different modalities and have a diverse multicultural backgrounds and specialties. Our clinicians vary in their expertise, working with clients across the lifespan with a wide range of issues.

(Anxiety, Depression, Eating Disorder, Relationship Issues, Bipolar Disorder, Social Skills, Stress Management, Postpartum Depression, Conflict Resolution, Parenthood Stress, Grief and Loss, Career/School related challenges among others). We are a group of caring, compassionate, direct, clinicians, ready to support you and provide outstanding services.

Innerglow therapy also understand the importance of providing well rounded services to the population we serve. Relationship issues are often a variable which often comes up, with in session with our patients. Therefore, couple’s therapy is available as an added services to patient’s already receiving therapeutic services from one of our clinician’s, as well as potential couples looking to improve or strengthen their relationship with the hope of creating lasting healthy love. Couple’s therapy does not necessarily mean that your relationship is not a strong relationship or at the verge of a breakup. Couple’s therapy is an additional tool to help couples address issues that can surface as part of normal families’ dynamics, as well as to provide a safe space for couples, where they can work on enhancing certain parts of the relationship.

Services we offer

  • Individual Therapy (Female)
  • Teen Therapy (Females 15 and up)
  • Couple’s Therapy
    (Existing patients with marital issues)
  • Support/Therapeutic Group

Specialties

  • Depression and Mood Disorders
  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Perinatal Mental Health
  • Physical and Sexual Abuse
  • Personal Growth and Development
  • Life Changes and Challenges
  • Self Esteem
  • Stress Management
  • Eating Disorders
  • Mental Health and Nutrition
  • Domestic Abused Issues
  • Grief
  • LGBTA+
  • Immigration
  • Biracial/Multicultural issues