You can benefit from therapy if you…

• Feel stressed, depressed, or hopeless.
• Are unhappy with your marriage or primary relationship.
• Are going through separation or divorce.
• Need help with your child's behavioral, emotional or school problems.
• Need help communicating with or caring for an elder parent.
• Have eating, sleeping, or sexual problems.
• Have panic or claustrophobic attacks.
• Are involved in an abusive relationship.
• Have a life threatening illness such as cancer or AIDS
• Have debilitating fear, anger or guilt.
• Are concerned about alcohol or drug use.
• Experience profound mood swings.
• Experience flashbacks.
• Think of suicide.
• Experience loneliness and isolation.
• Have an overwhelming fear or worry.
• Have fears about your own death or the death of a loved one.
• Feel like you're wasting your life.
• Behave in self-destructive ways.
• Feel deep dissatisfaction with your job.
• Have persistent conflicts with co-workers.
• Wonder about the direction and meaning of your life.
• Are often sick or have chronic health problems (headaches, stomach, back pain, M.S., etc.).
• Are undergoing divorce or separation.
• Have survived a trauma, accident, or are in crisis.
• Have unexplained fatigue or lack of motivation.
• Experience severe emotional stress or anxiety.
• Show problems with inappropriate behavior.
• Have persistent feelings of loneliness or isolation.
• Are disturbed about your sexual functioning or activities.
• Have unusual eating patterns.
• Have experienced a major injury or illness in the past.
• Feel your alcohol or drug use has become "abuse."
• Your family thinks you have an alcohol or drug problem.