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Amit, Arave
A decision to seek help with life's challenges by engaging in professional psychotherapy or sex therapy can help you live life more fully, free from nagging issues. Strain and distress may be caused by trauma, depression, anxiety, sexual problems, unhealthy eating, or substance abuse. These are complex matters to resolve by oneself and frequently require the help and support of a trained professional.

I have been privileged to work with people from many walks of life. Together we have effectively addressed a wide range of challenges and emotional disorders through individual, couple, and group therapy. I am a certified sex therapist, too. That means I have been extensively trained to help people resolve all manners of sexual issues to help them live more fulfilled lives.

If you feel it's time for you, or for you and someone you love, to address specific concerns, please contact me. It is not uncommon for people to try on their own to resolve personal or relationship struggles.
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I have worked in the mental health field since 1993, treating people of all sexual orientations.
My focus is helping clients resolve issues related to interpersonal relationships, problems with desire, orgasm, sexual pain, erectile dysfunction, sexual addiction, and sexual abuse.
I worked with physically disabled patients suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder at the Veteran Administration Medical Center in West Haven, CT, .
At Bridges, a community mental health facility in Milford, CT, my patients present a broad spectrum of emotional disorders.
Instead, young people are exposed regularly to sexual images plastered in the media and on the internet, which contribute to distorted ideas of sexuality, feelings, and behaviors related to this primal force in each of us.
Many people living with sexual problems believe the issues cannot be solved.
You know there is a problem in your sex life, but feel too embarrassed to bring it up with friends or family.
Fortunately, in a therapeutic setting you can feel more comfortable sharing sexual issues previously held secret because of fear, shame and guilt.
Falling in love can feel natural and effortless, but maintaining a resilient love relationship can be challenging.
Put simply, a loving relationship requires a good bit of work, involving both partners' understanding, open-mindedness, creativity, playfulness and laughter, to name just a few necessary ingredients.
When a couple walks into my office the first thing I focus on is their communication skills, which are absolutely key regardless of what the points of friction may be.
A relationship is a two-way street.
Humans are social animals.
We are all born into a social milieu' and learned patterns of behavior.
Some of those behaviors may no longer be suitable for us.
Amid this psychodynamic the goal of group therapy is to improve life functioning, especially in the area of interpersonal relationships.
Through what is called group process members have the opportunity to practice new forms of behavior.
It creates a change by exploring, trying, and cultivating relationships with other group members.
Group psychotherapy consists of five to 10 people who regularly meet once a week with a trained psychotherapist.
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