Struggling alone with mental health issues or in private with strain of situational stressors can be terrifying. For some the thought of sharing their deepest thoughts with a therapist is also equally terrifying. Selecting a therapist that can put you at ease and is essential to the therapeutic process. You will find our office easy to locate, our staff efficient to work with and the therapeutic services helpful in creating options and solutions to your concerns.
Taking that first step to reach out to a professional can be difficult. From your initial contact our goal is to work collaboratively with you to create a sense of empowerment, management of life's struggles, and improved sense of well-being. We hope you will eventually feel a restored sense of balance, peace and happiness.
Taking that first step to reach out to a professional can be difficult. From your initial contact our goal is to work collaboratively with you to create a sense of empowerment, management of life's struggles, and improved sense of well-being. We hope you will eventually feel a restored sense of balance, peace and happiness.
Services
Suzanne Leitner is a Licensed Social Worker and a Certified Addictions Professional in the State of Florida with more than 13 years professional counseling experience.
Suzanne counsels individuals, families, and groups.
She has a wide range of clinical experience and has worked with people of all ages.
Suzanne specializes in addictions, depression, anxiety disorders, and individuals adjusting to life changes.
In addition to providing clinical supervision, she has taught as an adjunct professor/lecturer at Florida International University.
Suzanne counsels individuals, families, and groups.
She has a wide range of clinical experience and has worked with people of all ages.
Suzanne specializes in addictions, depression, anxiety disorders, and individuals adjusting to life changes.
In addition to providing clinical supervision, she has taught as an adjunct professor/lecturer at Florida International University.
Call the office at any time and leave a message with as much detail as possible and your contact number.
Someone from our office will return your call and schedule an appointment at a mutually convenient time.
New client procedure.
As a way to minimize your time in the office you may want to receive the client intake packet prior to your first appointment.
At the time that your appointment is scheduled you may provide us with your email address and we will send you a complete packet.
Due to therapy scheduling; she is often not immediately available in person or by phone.
Someone from our office will return your call and schedule an appointment at a mutually convenient time.
New client procedure.
As a way to minimize your time in the office you may want to receive the client intake packet prior to your first appointment.
At the time that your appointment is scheduled you may provide us with your email address and we will send you a complete packet.
Due to therapy scheduling; she is often not immediately available in person or by phone.
Stress is a natural part of everyday life.
Left unchecked, however, stress can cause physical, emotional and behavioral disorders that can affect your health, vitality and peace-of-mind, and personal and professional relationships.
Everyone handles stress differently, some better than others.
If you think you have too much stress in your life, it may be hopeful to talk with a doctor, member of the clergy or other caring professional.
Because reactions to stress can be a factor in depression, anxiety and other mental and emotional disorders, they may suggest that you consult with a psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker or other qualified counselor.
Left unchecked, however, stress can cause physical, emotional and behavioral disorders that can affect your health, vitality and peace-of-mind, and personal and professional relationships.
Everyone handles stress differently, some better than others.
If you think you have too much stress in your life, it may be hopeful to talk with a doctor, member of the clergy or other caring professional.
Because reactions to stress can be a factor in depression, anxiety and other mental and emotional disorders, they may suggest that you consult with a psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker or other qualified counselor.
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Oakland, CA: New Harbinger.
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San Francisco: Lauch Press.
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Healing the Child Within: Discovery and Recovery for Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families.
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