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Aurianne Dorsay, Ph.D.
WillowGlen Psychotherapy
San Jose Couples Therapy
San Jose Grief Therapy
San Jose Anxiety Therapy
San Jose Depression Therapy
As a psychotherapist, I personally view each and every patient as a one of a kind person. I inquire and listen to assist every person I work with arrive at a further recognition of who they are. Some of the matters reviewed in the therapy visit might have to do with one’s childhood, significant transitions, strengths, and interactions which have led to whom the person is right now as well as whom they hope to come to be down the road.
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Experiences and life events may well end up being very significant. Too often, the meaning may very well be ignored and it can be difficult to sort out the meaning by ourselves. Psychotherapy is an ideal opportunity to take another look at differing parts of one’s everyday life. In doing this, it's possible to enjoy a much more cohesive sense of who one is. The psychotherapeutic method supports one to forget about areas of his or her existence that are not well serving and allow in new ones that are.
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Psychotherapy is often a crucial process in healing one’s primary pains. Often, most of these vulnerable and open spots require assistance from another individual. Without this awareness, one can possibly begin to feel stressed, despondent, irritable, or perhaps somehow out of conjunction with his or her genuine self. I provide my clientele with adequate space to hear themselves when they speak. There aren't many areas in one’s daily life in which a human being can openly share anything on his / her mind; a place where a person can be completely authentic. Psychotherapy is a highly effective tool to help in providing more complete insight as well as recovery.
San Jose Counseling offers treatment for a variety of circumstances.
Major depression can show itself in many different ways. People who suffer from depression tend to go through discouraged feelings much of the time, practically every day, and go through diminished focus for most matters. They may also go through sensations of worthlessness or sense of guilt, fatigue or loss of vitality, decreased capability to focus, sleeplessness or oversleeping, lack of appetite or over-indulging, repeated feelings of death or suicide: Some have thoughts such as, “what’s the point of living?” When it continues for too long, it can affect how they feel about themselves, their relationships, their school work, or their work life. Nonetheless, as time passes, effective psychotherapy can aid in reducing or possibly even eliminate the signs and symptoms of major depression as well as lead in the direction of a more rewarding existence.
People who encounter stress and anxiety can feel uneasy at best and very affected at worst. Folks report symptoms such as increased stress which is normally tough to handle, sleep dysfunction, being easily annoyed, uneasiness, fatigue, muscle stress, or difficulty centering. It is essential to remember there are typically some concerns underlying the anxiety that the sufferer is either unacquainted with or prefers to ignore. As an individual handles the often painful or distressing conditions that bring about the actual anxious or troublesome feelings, the nervousness usually abates.
Grief is a feeling or experience individuals have when they've experienced loss. Grief may be the reaction to the death of a close one, or it may be the reaction to a substantial transition someone experiences. Signs and symptoms of grief can imitate those of a depressive disorder, but the origin tends to be a lot more distinct. Once the feelings linked to the loss are worked through, within time, the emotions of despair tend to diminish.
I also work with couples. While we work together, we examine the uncertainties, defenses, and older wounds to ensure that both individuals can become more capable of deeper closeness within the couple. I guide people in unveiling limitations that restrict power they have to get in touch with their deeper selves. In the process, the pair can experience an atmosphere of further and more satisfying connection inside themselves and with each other.
In my practice with children and adolescents, I provide play therapy along with other innovative means for self expression and offer a safe environment to discuss feelings of isolation, sadness, rage, or self-hatred. I work with children who are undergoing effects of a divorce as well as with their mothers and fathers so that they can more easily help support their children with the myriad emotions of confusion, loss, anger or unhappiness that could be a component of any splitting up. This specific therapeutic method has the potential to facilitate a deeper level of inner tranquility and comfort with the person that enables a greater sense connectedness to themselves, their family, and their social network.
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