Print
Finding a Qualified Therapist
By Mrpuppy1983
5/10/2016 11:48:18 PM
Hello Friends

I am wondering if anyone has tips for finding local therapy options. Thus far, I haven't had much success in this venture. I will be relocating soon to one of a few possible areas that I am quite unfamiliar with. If I had a general idea asto what resources are avail for a given area, that would assist in the decision-making process immensely.

Thank you

Comments:

My therapist    
"FWIW my therapist is Dr Paul Jenkins. I do not live in UT and so I met with him over Skype and that worked beautifully for me and my schedule.

http://www.drpauljenkins.com/

If you want some one to meet with face to face, but if you want to check him out, he will do a free 30 min session with you to see if you are a good match. He really helped me switch my paradigm so that I could start to see hope again. He gave me tools to detach and end my codependency. Other people just let me do 'talk' therapy and I was all talked out. I needed actual help. Anyway, that's my review.

Good luck."
posted at 00:38:53 on May 11, 2016 by maddy
Reply    
"Thanks for the quick response. I looked into that, and I'm not sure that I can afford his services. It doesn't look like he takes insurance and my cash flow is limited. However, I do come across some useful information on the website.

TY"
posted at 00:52:02 on May 11, 2016 by Mrpuppy1983
Church assistance    
"He does work with the church if your bishop is willing to help with assistance. I know that is not the way any of us want to go, but I LOVE knowing my tithes would go to helping people be healthy."
posted at 01:14:53 on May 11, 2016 by maddy
I have benefity from Life Changing Services    
"Mrpuppy1983.
I have found great help through the Men of Morni Program through Life Changing services. They have a marriage repair workshop weekly on Thursday evenings which has been really helpful for me to focus on what I can change and how to see things differently. THey also offer more of a coaching situation where I work on goals to get some traction moving forward and gaining confidence. the coach is not a LMFT, but I have really benefit for what it is worth"
posted at 19:40:22 on May 11, 2016 by sjanderson1


Add a Comment:


***Anonymous User***     (login above to post UN-anonymously)








help
join
"Nothing is beyond [Christ’s] redeeming reach or His encircling empathy. Therefore, we should not complain about our own life’s not being a rose garden when we remember who wore the crown of thorns! Having bled at every pore, how red His raiment must have been in Gethsemane, how crimson that cloak! No wonder, when Christ comes in power and glory, that He will come in reminding red attire, signifying not only the winepress of wrath, but also to bring to our remembrance how He suffered for each of us in Gethsemane and on Calvary!"

— Neal A. Maxwell

General Conference May 1987