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As an African American male, I understand the unique challenges associated with engaging with a mental health professional. Throug...
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As an African American male, I understand the unique challenges associated with engaging with a mental health professional. Through building trust in a safe environment, I will work to assist you to learn more about your strengths and how to use them to manage concerns in your life.
Martin F. Hill, Sr., PhD, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who has over 25 years of clinical experience and 15 years of teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Dr. Hill is experienced in addressing multicultural and LGBTQIA+ issues. He is flexible, encouraging, optimistic, and focused on improving overall wellbeing of each client.
Dr. Hill completed his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology at Indiana University-Bloomington. He completed both his Master of Arts (MA) in Counseling and his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counseling Psychology at Michigan State University. Dr. Hill is a native of Detroit, MI.
Dr. Hill is very engaging with clients in establishing a strong therapeutic relationship. He uses cognitive behavioral techniques centered on addressing emotional concerns, developing solutions using evidenced-backed techniques, and promoting client-centered approaches.
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I have a wide range of experience with behavioral health disorders that include bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood ...
I have a wide range of experience with behavioral health disorders that include bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, and substance use disorders, as well as various treatment modalities. Empathy and building a trusting relationship are essential in treatment. From there, we can make changes to help you get to a better place.
Danielle Simon is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts with 15 years of professional work treating various behavioral health disorders. Together, you will identify your behavioral health needs and learn strategies that work best to improve your mental health. She has a wide range of experience with disorders, including bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, PTSD, mood disorders, and substance use disorders. Danielle earned a Master of Social Work in Mental Health from Boston College. She believes in treating everyone with respect and empathy.
Danielle has a person-centered approach focused on care, support, and treatment elements that matter most to you. She uses various treatment modalities: CBT, trauma-informed care, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, strength-based therapy, and couples therapy.
Identifying the root causes of behavioral health issues can be challenging, so Danielle will stick with clients through the journey to help them find those causes. If you are ready to take this journey with Danielle, schedule an appointment today.
I provide a nurturing, safe, and judgment-free environment to all clients....
I provide a nurturing, safe, and judgment-free environment to all clients.
Grace Adlam is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who works with young adults and older adults. Grace has 7 years of experience in a variety of settings, including outpatient clinics, hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, home-based care, and nursing homes. She has a strong background in her services with children and families based on years of experience providing in-home therapy and home-visits. Grace collaborates with physicians and other allied health professionals as needed to assist clients in reaching their goals.
Grace’s approach to therapy is fortified by respect, collaboration, and finding solutions. She works to build a therapeutic relationship with clients based on trust, collaboration, and authenticity. Grace offers a culturally competent approach to treatment, providing a warm and welcoming space for clients to be themselves and be heard regardless of race, religion, gender identity, and sexual orientation.
Grace works to be actively involved and supportive with her clients and utilizes a combination of modalities, including internal family systems (IFS), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and solution focused therapy.
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Yes, there are therapists who help with anger via Anger management therapy. It’s a therapeutic process that an individual goes through to manage their anger and identify its triggers. They’re given clear instructions on how to improve their angry behavior as well as a safe space for opening up about their emotions.
Once an individual’s triggers are identified, anger management therapy focuses on helping the individual process and respond to these emotions in a more positive and productive manner. The anger management therapist will provide coping strategies and ultimately help their client take back control of their anger.
The five keys to mastering anger include identifying triggers, pausing before reacting, calmly expressing emotions, discovering constructive outlets for frustration, and seeking professional assistance if necessary. Acquiring these skills through Anger management therapy empowers individuals to effectively manage and navigate their anger.
The best therapy for anger management often involves cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which helps individuals identify and change patterns of thinking and behavior related to anger.
Anger management therapy at Thriveworks is conducted both in person and online by video. We encourage you to choose the option that works best for you.
Often, Anger management therapy lasts between 4-6 weeks. However, it can last longer, dependent on the individual’s needs.
Anger is a natural, even beneficial emotion. That said, we must know how to express this anger properly. This does not equal punching the wall when we’re frustrated or shouting unkind words at other people sitting in traffic. Nor does it equal acting aggressively toward our significant others or lashing out at our friends. Instead, it’s explaining our frustrations calmly; it’s carefully considering why we’re upset in the first place; it’s accepting that things don’t always go our way.
Do you have trouble controlling your anger? Are you more likely to lash out than talk calmly about what has upset you? Consider working with an anger management counselor at Thriveworks Counseling in Newton, MA. They want to help you overcome this challenge and learn how to more effectively express your emotions. If this sounds like something you could find value in, schedule an appointment today.
Anger management is an approach to therapy, which is used to help individuals control their anger and express their emotions more effectively. Often, there are certain triggers that lead to one’s lashing out. Anger management counselors will help the client to identify these triggers, which commonly include…
When an angry individual is exposed to their triggers, they react accordingly. They might shout, act aggressively, or even throw a tantrum. A good example is an individual with road rage: he’s sick of sitting in standstill traffic, so he lays it on the horn and starts cursing out his window. Typically speaking, these individuals look back on their angry outbursts and feel shame. The good news is that they can also look forward—to a brighter future, of which an anger management counselor can lead them to.
The first step, of which we touched on above, is identifying what triggers one to lash out in anger. Once you and your counselor have worked together to identify these triggers, your anger management counselor can help you confront and better manage your reaction to the triggers. Here are a couple of practices that can help you find your calm when you feel that anger bubbling to the surface:
These examples are meant to give you a quick understanding of what an anger management counselor can teach you. They’ll guide you through mastering practices of the like, and ultimately seizing control of your life—your health, wellbeing, and happiness—again.
If you want to learn how to better control your anger and live a more relaxed life, consider working with an anger management counselor at Thriveworks in Newton. These professionals are equipped with the skills and knowledge to help you on this journey. And they truly care about helping you find success. To book an appointment, contact us at (617) 992-2827. A scheduling specialist will assist you in scheduling a session and beginning your journey today. We offer evening and weekend sessions and accept most major insurances.
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