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I absolutely loved Meridian. Great place to go to get your life back on track and so much more than I ever expected! Almost a year sober and I'm so grateful.Thank you Meridian ...read more
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By MichaelHorne November 28, 2014
Absolutely great psychological services by incredibly dedicated therapists, personally trained by Dr. Arlene Gordon-Director. Dr. Gordon will match you with the perfect therapist for your individual needs. I highly recommend them, please consider going. You will be glad you did. ...read more
Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Wellness is a behavioral healthcare facility in Florida, We are board-certified psychiatrists who specialize in the evaluation and treatment of mental disorders. We treat everything from ADD, Anxiety, Depression to all types of other mental illnesses. We listen and actually accommodate medications that are psychiatrically related. Our doctors are incredible and understanding. Our treatments are Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, OCD, PTSD, and Addiction. Our services are Medication Management, Therapy Services, Transcranial magnetic stimulation, and Genetic Testing. Our goal is to provide our patients with the level of care they need. We providing world-class treatment in a safe and comfortable setting. ...read more
By Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Wellness March 14, 2019
Maintaining a marriage and solving problems within the marriage takes skills. Sometimes you just need help. Relationship skills that few of us are naturally equipped with. We may think we are doing all we can to solve the problems in a marriage but, a marriage counselor can be of great benefit in teaching us new ways of solving problems and getting our needs met.Below is a list of marriage counseling benefits:You will learn how to resolve conflict in a healthy manner. In marriage counseling you will learn communication skills that will help you not only listen to your spouse but, to also process what your spouse is saying.You will learn how to state your needs clearly and openly without resentment or anger.You will learn how to be assertive without being offensive. Both spouses need to be able to talk about their issues without fear of hurting the other spouse. In marriage counselling you will learn that you can get what you need without having to makedemands and engage in conflict.You will learn to process and work through unresolved issues. Marriage counseling offers a safe environment for expressing any unhappiness you feel. Getting your feelings out into the open with the help of a trained professional may be all you need. You may find that your partner is more than willing to work together to solve the problems in the marriage. You may also find that your spouse is unwilling to do the work. You will develop a deeper understanding of who your spouse is and what his/her needs are. Better yet, you will learn more deeply who you are and what your needs are. You may end up finding that those needs can be met inside the marriage. You may not.Relationship skills needed to maintain a fulfilling marriage could be learned. A marriage therapist can teach you those skills while monitoring your progress, mediating conflict and giving objective feedback. ...read more
By Helping Hand Counseling Center July 15, 2016
When is it time to see a counselor for your marriage or relationship? Often times, we don’t go into a relationship with the tools to manage the challenges, which is where the pros come in. And by pros, I mean a counselor or therapist who can help you learn new ways of relating to your partner.The question is: when do you know it’s time to consider marriage counseling? Here are some trigger points and behaviors that are signs you may need help.1. When you aren’t talking. In all honesty, many relationship challenges are simply challenges in communication. A therapist can help facilitate new ways to communicate with each other. Once communication has deteriorated, often it is hard to get it going back in the right direction.2. When you’re talking, but it’s always negative. Negative communication can include anything that leaves one partner feeling judged, shamed, disregarded, insecure or wanting to withdraw from the conversation. Negative communication also includes the tone of conversation because it’s not always what you say, but how you say it. Negative communication can escalate into emotional abuse as well as non-verbal communication.3. When you’re afraid to talk. When it’s just too frightening to even bring issues up. This can be anything from sex to money, or even annoying little habits that are being blown out of proportion. A therapist’s job is to help a couple become clear about their issues and to help them understand what they are truly talking about.4. When affection is withheld as punishment. My client Ann’s ex-husband would get angry over small things and then withhold affection (including giving her the silent treatment). If one partner starts to act as a “parent” or “punisher,” there is a lack of balance in the relationship.5. When you see your partner as an antagonist. You and your partner are not adversaries; you are on the same team. If it begins to feel as if you are on different sides, then it’s time to seek help.6. When you keep secrets. Each person in a relationship has a right to privacy, but when you keep secrets from each other, something isn’t right7. When you contemplate (or are having) an affair. Fantasizing about an affair is a signal that you desire something different from what you currently have. While it is possible for a relationship to survive after one partner has had an affair, it’s prudent to get some help before that happens. If both of you are committed to the therapy process and are being honest, the marriage may be salvaged. At the very least, you may both come to realize that it is healthier for both of you to move on.8. When you are financially unfaithful. Financial infidelity can be just as -– if not more -– damaging to a relationship than a sexual affair. If one partner keeps his or her spouse in the dark about spending or needs to control everything related to money, then the other should bring up the topic of family finances. It’s not unreasonable to say, “I want to better understand our monthly bills and budget, our debt, how many savings/checking/retirement accounts we have, etc.” If your spouse objects, consult a professional to help work out the conflict.9. When you feel everything would be OK if he would just change. The only person you can change is yourself, so if you’re waiting for him to change, you’re going to be waiting a long time. This is often when I recommend hiring a coach or therapist to better understand who you are and what you want. Then, if challenges continue to persist, reach out to a couple’s therapist to learn better tools for relating to each other.10. When you’re living separate lives. When couples become more like roommates than a married couple, this may indicate a need for counseling. This does not mean a couple is in trouble just because they don’t do everything together. Rather, if there is a lack of communication, conversation, intimacy or if they feel they just “co-exist,” this may indicate that it’s time to bring in a skilled clinician who can help sort out what is missing and how to get it back.11. When your sex life has shifted significantly. It’s not unusual for sex to taper off a little after you’ve been together for a while. However, significant changes in the bedroom signal something is not right. An increase in sex, by the way, is also a sign of challenges, as it can signal one partner trying to make up for something they’re doing that they feel is wrong.12. When you argue over the same little things over and over again. Every individual has trigger behaviors — specific things that drive them crazy that wouldn’t bother the majority of other people. This can include issues like laundry, how the dishwasher is loaded and having the same thing for dinner too often. The other partner often doesn’t understand why these fights keep happening and what he or she can do about it. A therapist can help a couple discuss these issues and figure out what the real root of the issue is.13. When there are ongoing relationship issues. Every relationship has sticking points or those big-ticket arguments that carry over for months without any kind of resolution in sight. This includes differing views on family finances, incompatible sex drives and child rearing philosophies. These challenges feel impossible, but they can be worked out and both partners can reach a reasonable resolution. Therapists help if both parties are committed to understanding the other’s point of view and are willing to find common ground.Most couples wait too long before seeking help. In truth, you are best served if you seek help sooner rather than later. ...read more
By Helping Hand Counseling Center July 09, 2016
Mental health care referral can be a scary process for many people. Going to a doctor or medical setting to get assessed for mental health services may be more scary than the mental illness. Although a doctor or qualified mental health provider will still have to approve the services, it is quite easy... ...read more
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder occurs in people who have suffered a significant trauma such as a victim of a violent crime, or a soldier who has been deployed to a combat zone. Often times, suffers of PTSD find themselves reliving the trauma which makes it difficult and stressful for them to mov... ...read more
