Helping with a heart
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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.
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. |
| Dr. Helene Stoller Licensed Psychologist & Practice Owner |
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
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.
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.
