Deeply involved in my problems. Recommended right tools to resolve my issues .

Understanding, listens. She's willing to work with me.

By talking to your therapist you can better understand yourself. My experience here is no exception.

I feel blessed that I have someone who makes me feel comfortable in telling them anything and everything -- not judging me but being supportive, understanding and competent in helping me find myself and my strengths - I believe we are definitely a good fit -- most importantly she makes me feel "safe"! As I determined early on to try and find a therapist to guide me through and help me sort through my separation from my husband of 33 years and being the age of 75 years -- I had my doubts if I truly needed a therapist -- would it make a difference in the time I have left -- would he/she be able to understand my confusion -- my guilt -- my sadness -- and all the crazy emotions that were dancing around in my head about this failed marriage? Friends can listen but they will always be biased -- a therapist -- one that is a "good fit" for you -- I've learned -- is a short-term investment with long-term gains -- it isn't forever but the benefits -- for me so far -- have already been life-changing. Everyone needs and/or could benefit from therapy -- but so many of us who are really struggling can find it difficult or impossible to see clearly and at times your mind is so murky that you don't actually realize anything's wrong -- be kind to yourself -- talk to a therapist -- you'll never regret it.

trusting the process is important and listening to what they say is helpful.

She’s a much needed reality check, helps me to accurately deal with life events

She’s shown me how to look at things differently and in a positive way so that I can better myself and have less stress.