Embrace Willingness
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Therapy Helping Individuals and Couples Heal and Grow

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David is struggling. After years of substance abuse, he finally reached his breaking point and attended a recovery facility. And while physically, he feels like a brand-new person, mentally, he still feels trapped. He’s overwhelmed by guilt from all the people he hurt with his addiction. His emotions seem to swing wildly without warning. One minute, he’s angry; the next, he’s flooded with sadness. He tries so hard to “act normal” and “be happy” in public, but it feels inauthentic.

Life seems so empty. In the past, his first instinct was to fill that void with alcohol, but he doesn’t want to undo all the progress he’s made. He’s unsure where to go from here and needs some sort of guidance.

Tom & Sarah are drifting apart. They’ve been married for over a decade and have built a family together. From the outside, it seems like they have the perfect life, but inside, it doesn’t feel that way. They used to talk about everything and couldn’t wait to share their days with each other. Now, every conversation is about the logistics of running the house. When they try to talk about more important things, it always devolves into an argument.

There was a time when they felt so happy and close, but it’s difficult to remember the last time they were physically or emotionally intimate. Their lives are so busy that it feels easier to ignore these struggles, but neither of them wants to give up on what they’ve built.

Lisa feels lost. No matter how hard she tries to make sense of her life, it seems to forever elude her. She feels stuck repeating the same unhealthy patterns, trapped in the same mind-numbing routine, making the same mistakes again and again. It’s hard to connect with others when she feels so disconnected from herself, so she throws herself into work. She decides that as long as she can stay busy with other tasks, then she doesn’t have to deal with the real problems she’s facing.

But, the longer she ignores these issues, the worse they become. Every day, her life seems to shrink as she constantly grows more isolated from the world around her. She wants so badly to find peace but simply doesn’t know how.

Don’t Give Up!

I have been where you are and know firsthand there is a way through.

You don’t need to have all the answers. All you need is a desire
and willingness to live better.

It’s time to heal the wounds that have plagued you for too long
and step into the life you deserve.

Let’s Talk

Hi, I’m Tony.

After well over a decade of sitting in rooms with individuals, couples, and groups, processing an array of different issues, I have found that most clients want peace – peace at home, peace in the workplace, and peace in relationships. That is why I named my practice Finding Your Peace Counseling.

Life is challenging.

Having to wear so many hats and being conditioned to make sure everyone is happy has become your identity.

Being told how strong you are doesn’t feel like a compliment because you have things you need to talk about.

Wishing someone would genuinely ask you how you are doing.

I understand.

I hear you, I see you, and I can help you rediscover the peace you’ve been missing or never had.

You don’t have to do this alone any longer. Call me now to get started today!

More About Me

David called me, and we set to work helping him understand the complexity between mental health and substance abuse. Together, we explored the roots of the problems he was facing so that he learned not just how to be sober but how to live more fully.

Through our work, he’s found greater meaning in his life, understands himself better, and has learned to embrace his strengths and limitations. Now, he has the ability to turn his ugly past and uncertain present into a peaceful future for himself and others.

Tom and Sarah weren’t sure where to turn when they scheduled their first appointment. In our sessions, they learned how to see their relationship from each other’s perspectives and understand how they got here.

As we rediscovered the spark that brought them together in the first place, the lines of communication between them began to reopen. They learned how to discuss problems with mutual respect rather than resentment and blame. Now, they can feel themselves growing closer each day.

Lisa couldn’t do it alone anymore, so she called me for a consultation. With my help, she learned to identify the things in life that mattered most to her. As she built her inner confidence, she stopped looking for external validation. She developed a respect for herself and her own needs and realized that that perfect ideal she’s been trying to live up to is a myth.

Now, she feels excited about her future and knows she has the strength and resilience to handle anything that comes her way.