Do you always seem to be getting involved in bad relationships?
Are you having problems in your current relationship?
Do you feel abrupt, short, or edgy with your children or spouse?
Are your children out of control?
Have the worries in your life consumed your ability to be yourself?
Are you feeling “down in the dumps”?
Have you lost and loved one and can’t seem to get over it?
Negativity, pain and self-defeating behaviors are often the factors holding us back from reaching emotional well-being and our full potential in life. Throughout life developmental wounds, trauma, grief and bad luck disrupt our path to wholeness and effect our relationships with the ones we love. In therapy, I can help you find strength, offer skilled perspective, objectivity and hope.
My goal is to create a safe, nurturing place where my clients can explore their beliefs, emotional habits and reframe their long, deep, negative perceptions that hold them back from living their lives to their potential.
Elaine Kratsas is an intern with five years experience helping people overcome depression, anxiety, grief, and recovery. She has recently developed expertise in blended or stepfamilies, parenting and couples issues. She specializes in anger management and the family patterns that contribute to unhealthy expressions of anger. Elaine is currently studying school psychology and can help with issues related to academic struggles, peer pressure, self-esteem and career development.
Marriage and Family Therapist Intern (MFTi)
Supervised by Bronwyn Warren, MFT
License # MFC 29402