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to communicate well with your spouse and family? |
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solutions to problems that seem overwhelming in your relationships? |
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ideas that you can put into practice in your own home with the
relationships that mean the most to you? |
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to talk with someone you trust and who is patient and understanding? |
If
so, it might help you to talk with a marriage and family therapist.
A recent survey showed that 98% of people using a marriage and
family therapist said that they felt they had been helped in
dealing with their problems. [Dougherty and Simmons (1996)]
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895
State Farm Road/Oak
Summit Office Park
Boone, North Carolina
28607
(828) 264-9222
Info@FowlerCooperLMFT.net
All therapy is confidential under guidelines established by law.
Many people
think you have to be "sick" or "crazy" to go to therapy, but this is not
true. There are all kinds of problems or challenges that we face as we go
through the many stages of life. A trained therapist can help you solve
these problems and face the challenges that are a normal part of living.
A new baby, marital disagreements, job changes or dissatisfaction, child
rearing and getting older are examples of situations that can produce stress.
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