Helping with a heart
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23 Plantation Park Dr. Building #202 Bluffton, SC 29910 (843) 290-6828 Off (843) 757-3993 Fax helene.stoller@ gmail.com
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My clinical work encompasses many common client problems, including
depression, anxiety, anger issues, divorce, grief, family of origin issues, life
transitions, relationship problems, self-esteem issues, stress management, and
work-related problems. Particular interest areas in which I have specialized
training and experience are Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
assessments (child, adolescent, and adult), psychological testing and evalu-
ations, couples communication and conflict resolution, and trauma work
(accidents, abuse, rape, near-death experiences, etc.). I see older adolescents,
aged 16 and up, adults, seniors, couples, and families for counseling,
psychotherapy, and coaching and adolescents, adults, and seniors for
assessment.
I view myself as a caring clinician who offers warmth, compassion, and
understanding. I partner with you to work toward goals that we establish to help
you achieve what you want from life, be it more fulfilling relationships, a more
rewarding job, inner peace, or self-acceptance. Together, we choose one or
more methods that are appropriate for the types of issues with which we are
working.
- Certified EMDR therapist
- Training and experience with Energy Psychology
- Training and experience with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Gestalt,
and other therapeutic methods
- Member of EMDR International Association (EMDRIA)
About Helene Stoller, Psy.D., L.P.
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Dr. Helene Stoller Licensed Psychologist & Practice Owner
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With a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Argosy
University, a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from the
Alfred Adler Institute of Minnesota, and 2 additional degrees in
mathematics from the University of Michigan, I bring a broad
knowledge base, experience in government, small and large
corporations, and understanding of a wide variety of people to
my client consultations. Prior to becoming a psychologist, I
worked as a software engineer and engineering manager in the defense
electronics industry. I decided to become a psychologist because I wanted a
career that embraced my values of helping people to achieve their goals. I have
worked as a licensed psychologist since 1995 in Minnesota; my husband and I
relocated to South Carolina in August, 2006, and I began my private practice in
Bluffton, SC in September, 2006. As the practice grew, it changed from an
individual to a group practice, which bore my name. The name of the practice
now reflects the composition of practitioners in it.