Please click on one of
the following options to talk to me.
Personal Question:
NOTICE: If you are in a
crisis or emergency situation, or you are having thoughts
about killing yourself or others, this link is not
appropriate for you. I do care, and I feel compassion for
your pain, but my site is focused on self-help and is not
set up for handling a crisis.
Please seek professional
help in your community or talk to someone you trust such as
parents, your doctor, a relative, friend, minister, priest,
rabbi, teacher, co-worker, employee assistance counselor,
school counselor, crisis helpline, or other trusted
individual. For information on finding a therapist, look
online under
Finding a Therapist. If you are having
thoughts of suicide, please press here.
SUICIDE
Inquiry About My Services:
To ask for further
information about my on-line and in-person services,
including counseling, career testing, coaching, or public
speaking, please click
Client Services, or call
281.759.5991.
Finding A Therapist
(1-800-THERAPIST):
In looking for a therapist,
don’t be shy about asking what theory and methods the
counselor uses, their credentials and training, their
experience with your type of problem, their specific plans
for addressing it and the expected length and prognosis of
treatment. Many factors contribute to the success of
therapy, so it pays to “shop around”. If you aren’t
satisfied with your therapist, just find another
therapist. To find a cognitive/behaviorally oriented
therapist in your area, call the Institute for
Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy at 800.323.4738 or visit
their web site (http://www.rebt.org).
For help with substance abuse call SMART Recovery® at
440.951.5357 or check out their web site (http://www.smartrecovery.org).
Warning:
Self-help is useful, but it
is not a substitute for professional assistance. Emotional
and behavioral problems can
be debilitating and dangerous. Please seek professional
help
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