At Seachange we work with both individuals & couples. Below are areas of specialization.
anxiety
Ruminations or obsessive thinking about future or past
Fears around future
Physical symptoms such as chest pain, pit in stomach, muscle tension, nausea
Getting stuck in a cycle of negative thinking
Avoidance of things that trigger your anxiety
Fear of “going crazy” or losing control
trauma
Caused by traumatic experience(s), developmental trauma, complex PTSD
Symptoms of trauma can feel like:
Intrusive thoughts of the event that may occur out of the blue
Vivid flashbacks or nightmares
Severe emotional distress or physical reactions to something that reminds you of the traumatic event (triggers)
Depression or persistent feelings of self-loathing & shame
Disassociation; feeling disconnected from yourself & surroundings
self-worth
Judging or criticizing yourself
Plagued by anxiety and/or guilt
People pleasing
Self-critical when you make a mistake
Social withdrawal
Only seeing the negative in yourself and/or situations
Worry about how you've treated others or how they have treated you
identity
Gender identity & exploration of
Sexual orientation & exploration of
Having a “secret” part of yourself/your identity that you keep hidden from others
Inner conflict re: who I am/who I want to be
Struggling to trust yourself/tap into intuition
codependency
People pleasing
Avoiding confrontation
Fear of being judged, rejected, or misunderstood
Difficulty expressing anger or disappointment to others
Oversharing emotions
Feeling used and/or under-appreciated
Difficulty asking for help
relationship issues
Struggle to find meaningful connection/intimacy
Repeating old patterns in relationships, despite wanting to change them
Fear of abandonment
Codependency
Communication issues
Navigating non-traditional relationships (open, polyamorous, ENM)
SeaChange Psychotherapy offers both individual and couples therapy. We’ve had the privilege of working with clients from a wide variety of cultures, backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender identities and are dedicated to inclusivity and creating an affirming space for those who identify as being in non-traditional relationships as well as those who identify as LGBTQIA+.