Posts tagged therapy niche
Building Together: Why I Specialize in Strengthening Relationships

We’re continuing on our series where each therapist on the team shares about their niche and why they’ve chosen to specialize in specific areas of therapy. Therapy is vast, and research shows that generalizing in a variety of arenas is not the most effective way to engage as a therapist. Being able to hone in your skills around specific areas helps both the therapist and client, but more important than any skill set is the relationship the client has with the therapist. For these reasons, we find it imperative to share our stories and passions so that people can learn from us, engage with us, and discover how we’ve come to specialize and become experts in certain methods. This week Sky Yeater shares about her journey to working with couples, understanding a variety of relationship styles and configurations, and her love of working through an attachment based lens.

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Why Specialize In Self-Care? Because Burnout!

We’re continuing our deep dive on each therapist’s specialty and why they chose to dedicate their career to working with a specific issue. This week, Jaimi Douthit, LPC-Associate, explores her chosen niche of working with self-care and burnout, as well as the concept of intentionality in guiding our own lives and self-worth. Jaimi is a truly amazing example of a therapist who doesn’t simply teach you a skill and let you go out in the world to see if it works, but while going into the depths of the skill, she sits with you mindfully to understand and guide your intentions. Check out her post to learn how something as simple as making your bed can become a huge part of your self-care routine.

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Why I Chose to Specialize in Couples Therapy: It's my Jam!

Over the next few weeks, our therapists are going to dive deep into their specialities and why they have chosen specific niches or areas to work in. Therapy is a big field with many potential areas to work in. I believe that therapists provide the highest quality of care when they choose to work narrowly, only with clients who they can truly help, and by becoming deeply immersed in developing skills. This week Jennifer Anderson, LMFT-Associate, LPC-Associate is sharing about her love of couples therapy, why she enjoys working with couples, and some of the avenues she has explored with her clients. Check it out and make sure to visit her bio page as well.

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