Family conflict is inevitable, and, in many cases, dysfunctional families are the rule rather than the exception. However, a functional family is best described as one that manages its challenges with love and grace. While every family experiences conflict, it can still be difficult to navigate. In these situations, an outside perspective often provides the clarity needed for the family to find resolution.

Experiencing abuse or trauma can, over time, create toxic beliefs about ourselves, which may result in feelings of anger, rejection, worthlessness, low self-esteem, shame, emotional shutdown, and self-hatred. As a result, internalizing these poisonous lies gradually leads to emotional dysphoria and dysfunction, where we oftentimes end up creating false identities for ourselves

Grief and trauma can, over time, develop deep roots in our identity if left unresolved. For instance, whether it’s childhood trauma, the loss of a loved one, sexual trauma, or any other form, each requires careful resolution. Therefore, treatment for trauma and grief often involves a counseling professional who uses evidence-based clinical treatments.

Marriages and relationships are hard work. Indeed, there are seasons when communication with our significant others feels impossible. Moreover, sometimes deeply rooted or toxic problems arise, threatening to destroy a relationship we’ve spent years cultivating. However, trained marriage counselors provide the safe space and tools you need to overcome these obstacles.

At WPA Counseling, we offer a variety of therapists who can meet your diverse mental health needs. Additionally, we take the time to get to know you and understand your specific needs so that we can tailor your treatment accordingly. Furthermore, we utilize evidence-based treatment along with a person-centered approach to ensure that your counseling is not only effective but also truly focused on you.