Male Therapists in Farmington, CT

Do you have a feeling that “something” is missing from your life and you can’t quite figure out what it is? Are you moving through each day with ruminating thoughts, fears, and feeling isolated even though you may be surrounded by people? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, there is an emotional block holding you back. The main blocks to living a full life are: fear, anger, grief, and shame. These blocks are unburdened wounds that need to be revealed and shared in order to live more fully. Together, we can chart the roadmap to unburden these wounds and get you on the path that you’ve been waiting for.

The fact that you are here and searching for a therapist is a sign of health. My promise is to make a safe place for you and really listen, support, and guide you. I am interested in your uniqueness, your hidden resources, strategies proven to work, mindfulness-based stress reduction, developing trust in one's internal guidance system, and practices that deepen a sense of connection and purpose. Our relationships are like a mirror where we can learn and grow and heal all wounds. When we have difficulties, we have rich opportunities. Short cut: pick up one of my books at www.JimHughes.org they reduce the need for psychiatric care.

Life can present a multitude of challenges and crises. Rev. Dr. Mike Morawski is a Christian Counselor. Biblical counseling is unique and distinctive from other forms of counseling. It is completely sufficient to address all of life's issues. God's word forms and guides our understanding of who we are. This is why Mike uses God's Word to heal, set-free and deliver people from their spiritual, moral and emotional struggles. Mike's personal approach to Bible-based counseling offers a caring and safe environment in which you can heal, receive lasting transformation, obtain peace and receive the help you need.

****Accepting New Clients** I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who received my Master’s Degree in Social Work from Smith College. I completed my graduate level internship and psychiatric training at Yale Psychiatric Institute. I received my License in Clinical Social Work through clinical supervision at the Institute of Living. I have worked with children, adolescents, young adults in inpatient, partial hospital program, outpatient, mobile crisis and community act team psychiatric settings. I was involved with the formation and program development of the Schizophrenia Rehabilitation Center at the Institute of Living.

Therapy for men. My practice is centered around men who are looking to connect in a world filled with stress, anxiety and worry. Now is the perfect to reach out for help. I am ready to help you in your journey through recovery and becoming a better version of who you are. For the last 20 years I’ve been helping clients navigate the personal recovery process and the trials and tribulations that come with it. If you are in a place in your life where you are ready to make some needed changes, want to reduce your alcohol or substance use or just stop, I can help you be free from the grip of addiction.

Michael A. Roohr is a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (LAMFT) who works with individuals as well as couples and families. Michael has experience helping clients with depression, academic difficulties, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), mood disorders, self-harming behaviors, and adjusting to life-changing events. He completed his Master of Arts (MA) in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of St. Joseph.

Hello and welcome! I'm glad you've taken the time to visit my profile. I'm Zach, a dedicated and passionate mental health professional with a focus on helping teens and young adults navigate the unique challenges they face in today's world. My primary areas of interest lie in working with this vibrant and dynamic age group. I firmly believe that these formative years can be some of the most transformative in a person's life. It's a time of self-discovery and immense growth. I am here to offer guidance, support, and a compassionate ear to help you overcome obstacles and realize their full potential.

I am a clinical psychologist with many years of experience helping couples and individuals reach their therapy goals. In my work with couples, I help them rediscover enjoyment in the relationship as we work on the issues that have gotten in the way. We look at communication, value clarification, and compromising during times of conflict . In my work with individuals, we collaboratively explore what has been interfering with reaching their goals by looking at repetitive patterns and self defeating behaviors.

With over 30 years clinical experience and training at Harvard, Princeton and University of Chicago, I treat individuals and families, ranging in age from pre-teens to adults. I help clients achieve relief from emotional distress, enhance self-esteem, and restore the quality of their relationships and work/academic functioning. Clients seek my assistance on such problems as anxiety, depression, existential issues, life transitions, trauma, cognitive/learning disorders, behavior problems, as well as sexual dysfunction and addictions.

Helping people who seek healing and self-improvement has been the focus of my professional life. Much of my work has been with individuals trying to deal with challenges related to conditions such as anxiety, depression and ADHD. I also have considerable experience helping parents, especially those whose children have disabilities of all kinds. My approach is eclectic. It begins with learning about you (e.g., your feelings, thoughts/beliefs, actions, life experiences, stage of life & health). I also consider other factors that influence your well-being (e.g., family, relationships, work, societal pressures).

Life's struggles can come in so many forms - depression, anxiety, grief, mania, frustration, and anger - to name a few. We all need support to help understand, make sense of what has happened, be able to move forward, and to grow. Therapy with me is a collaborative approach where we seek to understand your full experience, to shine a gentle and understanding light on the most difficult aspects of what it means to be you.

I work with people who feel overwhelmed with stress, anxiety, depression, attention deficit, outbursts of anger, thoughts about the past (regret, remorse, traumatic experiences), thoughts about the future (fear, anxiety, catastrophizing 'what if' scenarios), insomnia, lack of purpose, past relationship experiences impacting present relationships, self-sabotage, and general sense of meaninglessness. The work I do is collaborative and the results are real. As a person in personal recovery for over 24 years and a Iraq war infantry-combat veteran, I have lived experience maintaining sobriety while making strategic adjustments.

I have 35+ years of clinical experience providing individual psychotherapy. I work with adults from a psychoanalytic/psychodynamic framework. I believe, and research shows, that psychoanalytic/ psychodynamic psychotherapy is best suited and most effective for problems with depression, anxiety, and anger; as well as for interpersonal problems or conflicts in intimate relationships or with family, friends, or coworkers.

Hello and congratulations on taking this step to look for a therapist. It can be very difficult to make the decision to seek therapy and then share your emotions and issues with a complete stranger. I consider it a privilege to be trusted enough to have someone work with me and if you do choose to see me for therapy, you will be treated with respect, dignity, and kindness. You will also have the opportunity at every session to provide formal feedback about your progress and the helpfulness of each session so that I can help you most effectively.

Above all, therapy is a relationship. I work collaboratively with my clients to develop a safe, trusting, and attuned relationship that we can use to explore problematic patterns of relating, work through emotional tensions and conflicts, and better understand themselves. Through the therapeutic relationship, we can begin to unravel those patterns that keep people wondering, "why does this keep happening?", fully experience emotions, develop a greater sense of self-awareness and vitality, and understand how the past impacts and influences the present. Please see my website for more information.