Recommended Referral Sources
Additional Therapists & Offices We Recommend
We want to know our clients are making progress and utilize treatment plans and periodic reviews to maintain a collaborative approach to care. Occasionally we are not a perfect fit for all cases or there may be further or a different course of treatment that now is recommended. In these cases we work with a wide range of other offices and individual therapists as trusted partners.
Crosby Anne Rudd, MS, LMFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
Do you find yourself desiring a positive change but needing a push or cheerleader? Has an unwanted change left you feeling angry, sad, uncertain, or lost? Do you have concerns such as relationship issues, family dynamics, unresolved trauma, job/school stress, feeling blue or anxious? I promise a friendly yet focused counseling session in which I will listen to your worries, needs, and ideas while incorporating my own thoughts and observations. Together, we will work as a team at a desired pace.
I have worked with counseling individuals, couples, and family members to address areas of concern such as relationship building, divorce/ break-ups, self-esteem, negative patterns in behavior or thoughts, anxiety, depression, feeling stuck, and grief. I will focus on finding what is it that you most need; whether that be a supportive listening ear, or a firm yet friendly push to guide you to consider another way of thinking and doing. I promise to be honest, genuine, and collaborative in our work.
Carlyn L. Altman, M.Ed., LMFT, PLLC
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Collaborative, solution focused, individualized therapy with men, women, couples, teens, and families. My approach is hopeful and positive, emphasizing strengths in relationships and families. And my work, I most value collaborative discovery of healthy possibilities, especially during times of transition and stress. Together, we work to create relevant and achievable goals.
Areas of specialization include: couples communication and problem-solving; adolescent adjustment and academic concerns; adults managing conflict, transition, and stress; positive parenting strategies addressing child behavior and development.
