The Most Important Part of Counseling — Taking the First Step by Thriveworks Counseling | May 13, 2015 | Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics An Introduction and Encouragement to Seeking Counseling In this short video, Dr. Timothy Giannoni, a counselor at Thriveworks Marietta Counseling, gives a brief word of insight about what you must do when seeking counseling services. TRANSCRIPTION: Hello, my name is Tim Giannoni, a counselor here at Thriveworks. I want to…
Grand Rapids Counseling is Coming Soon! (Office Walkthrough Video) by Thriveworks Counseling | May 4, 2015 | Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics Welcome to Thriveworks Counseling Grand Rapids! Take a tour of our fabulous building space, which is currently undergoing construction. We are so excited to be opening soon in Grand Rapids — stay tuned for more details!
Ask These 5 Questions Before Choosing a Therapist by Dr. Joy Harden Bradford | Feb 2, 2015 | Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics How to Find Help A version of this article first appeared on Therapy for Black Girls. Perhaps the hardest part about deciding to participate in therapy is choosing who would be a good fit as your therapist. After all, you will likely be sharing some of your most intimate thoughts…
How to Survive Your First Counseling Session (Podcast) by Jon Negroni | Dec 13, 2013 | Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics Getting ready for your first counseling session? Here is our interview with Mike Reffner, the Director of Clinics at Thriveworks. He addresses plenty of things you definitely need to know before meeting your counselor and getting started with counseling.
Couples Counseling Inventories and Tests by Anthony Centore, PhD | Nov 10, 2012 | Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics, Relationships PAIR Couple Inventory (About $50.00) David H. Olson & Mark T. Schaefer Couples Counseling: The PAIR (Personal Assessment of Intimacy in Relationships) Inventory is a 36 item instrument that assesses five types of intimacy: emotional, social, sexual, intellectual, and recreational. It enables a person to describe their own relationship as…