| My approach as a therapist is heartfelt, direct, engaging, and down-to- earth. I believe the therapeutic relationship can be very powerful, where emotional presence and human connection together are used as a catalyst for personal revelation, insight, and change. Beginning therapy together we start where you are now, in the present moment. As the therapy process develops we will discover which techniques and styles of therapy will work best for you. Adult Individual Therapy: Looking to our past experiences, relationships, personal beliefs, feelings, and behaviors we can begin to redefine ourselves and construct happier, healthier, balanced lives. While many times a mixture of coaching and collaborative problem-solving techniques are used in individual therapy, this process of truly getting to “know yourself” not only helps to create change in the present, but also creating lasting change for the future. Child Therapy: Working with children who are struggling with issues related to divorce, blended-families, grief/loss, low self-esteem, anxiety and codependency. Among other techniques expressive, art, and other types of play therapy can be beneficial. Play Therapy provides a way for children to express their experiences and feelings through a natural, non-intrusive, healing process. Adolescent Therapy: Building rapport and gaining trust are very important elements to my approach to therapy in general and even more crucial to my approach with teens. Whether the issues are related to depression, trauma, stress, or major transitions, helping a teen uncover his/her sense of self, find their voice, and a means of appropriately communicating this voice can offer relief not only for teens, but for the entire family as well. Couples/Relationship Therapy: So many issues can disrupt what our relationships are "supposed" to look like: affairs, addictions, ex-partners, blended families, grief/loss, and other major life transitions just to name a few. These, and many other stresses, all create secondary issues that can hurt our relationships. Sometimes we need to reconstruct the very foundation of our relationship, while other times simple, minor tune-ups are needed. Together we can help your relationship communicate more effectively, clarify and express needs, learn to hear, accept and accommodate each other, build trust, and recover intimacy. |
| LAS VEGAS OFFICE (Summerlin) 9402 W Lake Mead Blvd Las Vegas NV 89134 Gary is no longer accepting new clients at his Las Vegas office. Returning clients who are interested in phone or skype sessions can contact Gary in Denver at (720) 315-8770. |
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| Everything comes to us that belongs to us if we create the capacity to receive it. --Tagore |
| The Psychotherapy Offices of: GARY D. ALEXANDER, M.S. |
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| DENVER OFFICE (Colorado at I-25) 1355 S Colorado Blvd Suite C-402 Denver CO 80222 Please feel free to call or e-mail anytime: (720) 315-8770 Counseling.CO@gmail.com |
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| Psychotherapy Offices of: Gary D. Alexander, M.S. Individual, Couple, and Family Therapy |