Ruth Reiter, LCSW
“The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity.”
— Amelia Earhart
At times we find ourselves struggling to navigate. Through safe and effective methods of counseling, I can provide helpful tools, approaches, and encouragement to help you make the best choice for navigating the waters before you.
After completing my masters degree in social work with an added specialty in addiction counseling, I obtained my clinical license. Prior to individual therapy, I worked in general mental health inpatient and outpatient, as well as, substance abuse treatment facilities. I am trained to counsel a wide variety of clinical issues, such as anxiety, depression, anger, life adjustments issues, grief and loss, codependency, premarital, marital and divorce, family conflict, stress, and substance abuse.
I have completed additional training in Christian Biblical counseling, assisting those who prefer Biblical principles integrated into the healing process. At the preference of each individual, Biblical counsel can be incorporated into the therapeutic approach.
Taking this first step can be difficult, but every good journey starts there. I hope you will reach out today.
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Safe and Effective Counseling with a personal process approach to provide insight and awareness of core strengths and apply new approaches and outcomes, using evidenced-based therapies all peer reviewed and approved.
To assist in a variety of clinical conditions, such as anxiety, anger, depression, life-cycle, grief and loss, codependency, premarital, marital and divorce, family conflict, stress, and trauma. Common goals in therapy are to improve change and improve quality of life. With commitment, you can learn methods of focus that are hard to face alone.
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Explores current problems with the intent of replacing long-standing dysfunctional patterns. I work with each couple to heal wounds, building compassion for the other, and handle the feelings they cannot manage with new skills.
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Addresses a wide range of symptoms or difficulties that affect individuals and families. Working to build a family's strengths and support system with empathy and family loyalty — families become more cohesive.
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Drugs or alcohol are often used as a form of self-medication for the nagging symptoms of mental illness. Clients gain the tools needed to restore health and wellness, while striving to reach their full potential.
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Biblical Counseling uses the Bible as a guide to counseling. It connects meaning to the present world and personally relates Bible content to an individual's life. Bible counseling can be integrated into Individual, Couples, and Family Systems therapies at the preference of each client.
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Reach out today and take the first step on your journey. Every good journey starts there.
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