On the path of life, there are often points in which you need to stop, look within, and determine what is preventing you from being your best self in your life and in your relationships. This may involve developing insight and awareness of your life-long patterns of thinking, feeling, and relating to others. Do these patterns cause you sadness, pain, frustration, or loss?
The team at CSIP is here to support you in dating, relationships, and beyond...
Our Mission: To heal unresolved relational traumas and experiences that prevent secure connection with loved ones. Our therapists support the desire to restore and strengthen healthy attachment through a warm and responsive therapeutic alliance and empower you to develop healthy attachment behaviors to help you transform your relationship with yourself and others.
As a result, we strengthen relationships, families, communities, and generations through nurturing self-aware, empowered, secure and healthy adolescents and adults.
Our approach: We specialize in attachment-oriented, trauma-informed relationship counseling. Read our bios, contact us with questions. Our therapists use an individualized approach to help you identify how early experiences shape your adult relationship experiences and how to get you unstuck from these patterns. Committing to individual therapy will help you overcome barriers and develop the skills necessary for healthy, satisfying relationships.
You can expect: An authentic, collaborative, knowledgeable, and understanding environment, coupled with a gentle push towards change. Our approach focuses on building a strong working and trusting relationship with you, which provides the foundation to identify, explore, process, and change unhealthy patterns.
Center for Shared Insight’s founder and director, Dr. Kristen Hick, is an expert contributor to the following sites: The Good Men Project, Meet Mindful, Digital Romance, YOGAnonymous.
CSIP therapists have been expert guests on the following podcasts: Believe Be Real Be Bold a podcast about authentic dating, talking about Attachment Styles and how they influence Dating, Sex, Sexual Health and Relationships, and Healing Ground Movement, talking about trauma and your responsibility within relationships.
Visit our blog for answers to top questions related to building and sustaining healthy relationships!
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