Our Approach to Counseling
We're Here for You
Collaborative Approach
We're Here for You
Our focus is to help you heal, energize, and become aware of your inner strengths. We achieve this by providing a safe, non-judgmental space where we listen to your concerns, and help you live the life you have always imagined.
Balanced Life
Collaborative Approach
We're Here for You
Balance between all things in life is a major piece of the overall puzzle to well-being. We work with you to determine where you believe balance is lacking in your life, and help you set boundaries for yourself, and with others. We want to help harness the power within to create change and feel calm and grounded.
Collaborative Approach
Collaborative Approach
Collaborative Approach
At Thrive Counseling Center, we treat the whole person with a collaborative approach. We value your feedback and work to engage in ongoing dialogue regarding issues, goals, and progress that encourage growth and change.
Our Services
Relationship Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Relationships can be extremely challenging, and contribute to anxiety, stress and depression. Relationship Counseling is not just limited to married couples—it can be beneficial to any relationship. Anyone looking to strengthen emotional connections, communication, understanding, and seeking to thrive in a relationship can benefit from the tools and skills provided in relationship counseling.
Individual Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Individual Counseling is a personal opportunity to obtain guidance and learn skills you can apply to various issues in your life. We specialize in treating anxiety, depression, trauma, bi-polar disorder, life transitions, stress, personality disorders, relationships with food, and several other challenges and mental health issues.
Family Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Family Counseling
Family Counseling addresses family pain, and encourages the healing of wounds. It can help families through difficult periods, major transitions, or mental or behavioral health problems within the family unit.