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Jason Esswein, M.S., LMFT, Expands Counseling Services Practice to Offer HSP Therapy

By on Monday, March 25th, 2013 | No Comments

HSP stands for Highly Sensitive Person. Jason Esswein, M.S., LMFT, is dedicated to helping HSPs, both children and adults, by equipping them with various tools, strategies, and techniques to help them stay grounded, centered and effective in their daily lives. World Wide Web – March 12, 2013 Jason Esswein, of Jason Esswein Counseling Services, is [...]

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How Do Therapists Sit with the Pain?

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Many people often wonder how psychotherapists can sit with the heavy burdens and pain expressed by their clients. I want to take a moment to give my perspective on how this is possible for anyone to accomplish, if not do and feel they’ve had a rewarding, meaningful experience.   We’ve all been to some kind [...]

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What Are You Broadcasting?

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Do you find yourself asking the following questions: Why does this keep happening to me? Why do I keep dating the same people? Why do I always end up in these situations? If so, I would encourage you to take a serious, courageous look at what you might be “broadcasting”. Despite our best efforts to [...]

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Self-Talk: What Are You Telling Yourself?

By on Thursday, July 26th, 2012 | No Comments

Guest Blog Post by Krystal Kuehn, MA, LPC, LLP, NCC Have you ever listened in on your own self-talk? Most self-talk is our way of evaluating ourselves in some way. We gauge our feelings, experiences, work, and our lives. We decide what is good or bad; and what is acceptable or to be thrown out. [...]

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