Southpark Psychological Services

  In individual therapy, a client meets one-on-one with a psychologist. Such a working relationship may last for only a few sessions or may continue for much longer, depending on the needs of the client.  Individual therapy can encompass numerous problems and issues going on within the individual.  These can include, stress and anxiety, difficult family situations, both past and present, relationship issues, depression, better self-image, or depression.  The therapist's job is to  provide a supportive environment in which you are able to work toward your unique goals.

 Understanding and loving your mothers:

• Would you like to understand your mother better now that you are an adult?
• Would you like to act more like an adult than a child when she's near?
• Would you like her to see you as an adult and not a "little girl"?
• Would you like to repair damages already forged?
• Would you like to create miracles in your relationship with your mother?
• Would you like to learn how to tell her what she really means to you?
• Would you like to discuss current books and movies dealing with real and fictional mother/daughter relationships?

• Would you like to create a "legacy of physical and mental well being between you and your daughter?"
• Would you like to learn how to avoid the "terrible teens?"
• Would you like a different relationship than you had with your mother?
• Would you like to repair damages already forged?
• Would you like to discuss current books and movies dealing with real and fictional mother/daughter relationships?
• Would you like to understand this emotionally complex relationship?
• Would you like to create miracles in your relationship with your daughter?
• Would you like to leave your daughter with a legacy of love and support and learn how to tell her what she really means to you?

Come meet and receive support from like-minded mothers. The group will be theme-oriented, time limited and include components of support, psycho-educational and psychotherapy.

  For decades, a lot of emphasis has been put on certain aspects of intelligence such as logical reasoning, math skills, spatial skills, understanding analogies, verbal skills etc. Researchers were puzzled by the fact that while IQ could predict to a significant degree the academic performance and, to some degree, professional and personal success, there was something missing in the equation. One of the major missing parts in the success equation is emotional intelligence, a concept made popular by the groundbreaking book by Daniel Goleman.  The test is designed to evaluate many aspects of your "EQ" and will then suggest ways to improve it.