We all have old habits that hold us back, keep us from reaching our potential or cause emotional harm to others. Understanding and changing these patterns is at the core of therapy: even when those habits are intertwined with our relationships.
You may not know why you are feeling bad, but you know that it keeps you from enjoying life. You are exhausted, overwhelmed, and all you want is to feel better. If any of this sounds familiar, you have found your new counseling home!
Whether you are seeking therapy as a couple or an individual, visiting Acadia Counseling is a great way to enrich your life, improve your relationships, reach your personal goals, and become more effective in your career.
We offer easy scheduling and payment through our online client portal, a convenient location (near Breckinridge Lane and Watterson Expressway), and weekend hours to make this journey as convenient as possible. What we do at Acadia Counseling is all about you – the client – and what you hope to gain through counseling.
Call, email, or go online to schedule your first appointment and discover what we are all about. Our beautifully-decorated office space and attention to detail are designed to make your experience something you’ll want to tell others about! We believe that once you find Acadia Counseling, you’ll want to stay.
Remember, at Acadia Counseling, healing happens here.
Specialties
Trauma
From “Big T” trauma to “little t” trauma, Acadia Counseling can help you make sense of your symptoms and emotions.
Depression
Are you depressed? Do you find it hard to do, to be, even to think? Are you masking daily to get through life? We can help you find a path out of the darkness you are experiencing!
Learn more about depression here.
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