Acknowledge Your Value and Embrace Your New Life!

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Deciding to seek counseling can be an emotional experience. For many people it has taken them years to come to the decision to seek outside help. Even more difficulty is the search to find the right counselor. Finding someone that you feel relates to your situation and has the skill to guide you through is very important. The most wonderful experience is when the counselor and client truly have a great fit. It is at that point that counseling can really make a difference. Counseling can assist with rejuvenating a broken relationship, fighting off depression, or coping with anxiety.

The cost of counseling is often a deterrent to seeking help. At RCS, we speicalize in providing  low cost counselling for depression, anxiety, and marriages. Visit our low cost counseling tab to find out more information about this service. We thank you for considering our services and hope that we can make a difference in your life.

 Message from Chief Executive Officer

As a therapist, and business owner, I am truly passionate about making a difference in the lives of others. My passion stems from seeing firsthand the amazing benefit of therapy. Many individuals find that after seeking advice from family, and friends they are still lost and lack direction. The reality is when anyone is in the middle of a storm, seeing the road ahead is impossible. Obtaining guidance from a counselor can bring clarity and peace of mind.

One of my speciality areas and research interest is building self-esteem and confidence in my clients. Having a healthy self-worth is a core component of living a happy life. Regardless of the circumstance, poor self-esteem has a devastating affect on the decisions that we make in our relationships, friendships, jobs and individual lives.

It is time to embrace your value and reach your true potential!

Warmly,

Dr. Kirleen R. Neely
Chief Executive Officer

Tip of the day: Couples Counseling 101

Anyone who has been in a committed relationship for a significant length of time will tell you IT’S HARD WORK.  Getting two people with different perspective and different family backgrounds to agree can be a big challenge.  Couples who are able to stand the test of time understand that long term relationships flow in a circular cycle.  For example, most couples start out highly connected, and then move to a period of disconnection.  After the disconnection phase, they move to a stage of reconnection. Eventually the couple goes right back to being highly connected.  The trouble with this cycle is that people get discouraged and afraid during the disconnection period.   Instead of weathering the storm they jump ship, have affairs or emotionally check out.  Couples who have successful relationships work on minimizing the time they spend in the disconnection phase and elongating the time they spend in the highly connected phase.  Looking at your relationship from this perspective will stop you from overacting or making poor choices when things go wrong.    

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