INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
On the outside, it might seem like you’re doing well. But on the inside, it feels like something is missing.
Maybe you feel like you should have nothing to complain about. This keeps you from opening up with friends and family about what's really going on. In therapy, you can talk openly about what you’re struggling with.
Specific Challenges That Therapy Can Address
You may be feeling:
Helping You Understand Who You Are and What You Want
Sometimes meeting outer expectations (from family, friends, bosses, and society) does not bring fulfillment if your heart is not in it. It takes courage to acknowledge this, and that's why I provide a safe and calm space for us to work together as you explore who you are and what you want. You are welcome to arrive just as you are.
Even if you’re feeling confused now, therapy may help you:
It’s not easy to admit that not everything is okay, but the good news is that acknowledging this can be the first step toward feeling better.
Maybe you feel like you should have nothing to complain about. This keeps you from opening up with friends and family about what's really going on. In therapy, you can talk openly about what you’re struggling with.
Specific Challenges That Therapy Can Address
You may be feeling:
- Bored with your life or work
- Like you're going through the motions
- Unexcited about anything
- Angry, but you don't know why
Helping You Understand Who You Are and What You Want
Sometimes meeting outer expectations (from family, friends, bosses, and society) does not bring fulfillment if your heart is not in it. It takes courage to acknowledge this, and that's why I provide a safe and calm space for us to work together as you explore who you are and what you want. You are welcome to arrive just as you are.
Even if you’re feeling confused now, therapy may help you:
- Discover how to be true to yourself
- Understand what your anger is trying to tell you
- Reconnect with yourself and with others
- Explore your options
It’s not easy to admit that not everything is okay, but the good news is that acknowledging this can be the first step toward feeling better.
If you are in crisis or having suicidal thoughts, there is help for you. Please text 741741 for the Crisis Text Line or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
Elaine S. Gee-Wong, M.A., Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist #88015
1588 Homestead Road, Mailbox #4/Suite F
Santa Clara, CA 95050
(408) 442-0112
elaine@elainegeewong.com
Any information or advice on this website is for informational purposes only, and should not take the place of information or care provided to you by your physicians, medical, or mental health care professionals.
1588 Homestead Road, Mailbox #4/Suite F
Santa Clara, CA 95050
(408) 442-0112
elaine@elainegeewong.com
Any information or advice on this website is for informational purposes only, and should not take the place of information or care provided to you by your physicians, medical, or mental health care professionals.