Tasha was starting to feel overwhelmed all the time. It was no longer just her high-stress job that made her feel like she was drowning in tasks and responsibilities. It was her home life, too. Her aged, chronically ill mother had moved in with her and her husband, and Tasha was feeling the burden of being her mom’s primary caregiver.
The presence of her mother and her demands had started to take a toll on Tasha’s relationship with her husband. They never seemed to get quality time alone together. On the rare occasions when their schedules overlapped and they could share a meal, Tasha and her husband spent the time arguing about finances or Tasha’s mother. And though Tasha’s work had let her work remotely for a while so she could be home with her mom, they wanted her to return to the office.
Everything just felt like too much to Tasha. She knew that she needed to find better coping strategies for her stress and anxiety, but she didn’t feel like she had the time or the money to see a professional therapist. What should she do?
Tasha could benefit from scheduling an online appointment with a licensed therapist at Thriveworks in Conroe, TX. By choosing online (virtual) therapy instead of in-person therapy, Tasha will have more flexibility in scheduling her appointments. She can even meet with her therapist in the evening, after her mother retires to her bedroom. The counselors at Thriveworks can help support clients through their depression, anxiety, stress, and other mental health and behavioral issues. Our licensed providers can deliver the exceptional care that everyone deserves, and their sessions are usually covered by health insurance.
Won’t People Judge Me If I See a Therapist?
Even if there used to be a stigma attached to mental health care, it’s basically gone now. Celebrities all over the world advocate for mental health services like marriage therapy and psychiatry. Famous people like Ariana Grande and Travis Barker have been outspoken about their struggles with post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) after tragedies they personally experienced. And the A-list singer Mariah Carey has shared details with the media about her struggle with bipolar disorder.
So no, people won’t judge you if you see a mental health provider at Thriveworks in Conroe, TX. If they do, they probably need to be educated. Millions of people all over the world suffer from psychological conditions like depression and anxiety. By bringing individual experiences with mental issues out into the open, more people will be willing to seek the help they need and deserve.
When Should I Reach out to a Mental Health Provider at Thriveworks?
Sometimes it takes a loved one to point out when you’re not acting like yourself, or you seem to be suffering. Maybe you’ve been isolating yourself more and more. Maybe your friends have noticed an increase in repetitive, compulsive behaviors. All kinds of signs can indicate that it’s time to seek professional help. You don’t need to suffer alone. You can get the support you need to overcome obstacles and achieve your life goals at Thriveworks in Conroe, TX. Our licensed counselors, therapists, social workers, and psychiatrists can address a wide variety of issues, including the following:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Panic disorders
- Substance abuse problems
- Trauma
- Family, friends, or couples conflicts
- Attention, memory, or focus issues
- Sleep problems
- Addictions
- Phobias
- Unmanageable grief
- Harming yourself or others
What’s the Difference Between a Psychiatrist and a Psychologist?
The main, practical difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist is that a psychiatrist can prescribe medications to people experiencing the symptoms of a mental condition. Both professions can provide psychotherapy. Psychologists are usually PsyDs or PhDs. They can be counseling psychologists or clinical psychologists. Psychiatrists are MDs who graduated from medical school. Other types of mental health providers you may encounter at Thriveworks in Conroe, TX include the following:
- Licensed professional counselors (LPCs), who provide counseling
- Licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFTs), who provide counseling/therapy for couples and families
- Licensed clinical social workers (LCSWs), who provide counseling and can direct clients toward helpful social services
- Alcohol and drug counselors (ADCs), who provide counseling for substance abuse and addiction issues
Find Your Ideal Counselor at Thriveworks in Conroe, TX
Call the Thriveworks office in Conroe, TX today and our highly trained staff can match you to a mental health provider who can help you achieve your goals. We can often get clients in to see their counselors within 24-48 hours of their call. And our providers pride themselves on their availability. One of the many benefits of Thriveworks enrollment is that you can access your counselor by email or phone between sessions.
Meet your licensed counselor in-person or online as early as tomorrow when you call Thriveworks today!
