
Traumatic stress encompasses direct or indirect exposure to events or the witnessing of events that are extreme or life-threatening. Following a traumatic event, people frequently feel stunned, disoriented, or unable to integrate distressing information. Once these initial reactions subside, people can experience a variety of thoughts and behaviors. Common responses can be intense or unpredictable feelings, changes to thoughts and behavior patterns, sensitivity to environmental factors, strained interpersonal relationships, and stress-related physical symptoms.
Counseling can help survivors manage the impact of traumatic events. It allows people to process traumatic events and the lasting experience of trauma that may follow those events. Counseling can also help address the traumatic event and process the range of feelings and emotions. It can allow an individual to face fears in a safe space and learn coping skills to function and thrive on a day-to-day basis. Dr. Volpe has helped many people with traumatic stress in the New York area over several years.
Our life transitions sessions help clients navigate major life changes, such as divorce, retirement, or career changes. We provide clients with the support and guidance they need to move through these transitions with confidence and clarity.
Our self-esteem and confidence sessions help clients build a positive self-image and develop greater confidence in themselves and their abilities. We help clients identify negative self-talk and belief patterns and replace them with more positive and empowering ones.
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