Steven Wilson

Throughout the course of our lives, from childhood to adulthood, we can experience a wide range of issues – such as relationships, family, work, or school – that can potentially interfere with our level of functioning, productivity, or ability to feel generally happy. Some people are able to master these issues through their development as a person, but there are times or situations in which these issues become major hurdles. Our professional practice provides a confidential and safe atmosphere where we are able to guide each client toward possible solutions to problems and cultivate good coping skills for life’s future challenges.

I use an eclectic approach to therapy, applying different styles of counseling, including cognitive behavioral, person-centered, positive image, reality, rational emotive behavioral, and others to better assist his clients. I have found that this style of a firm, yet compassionate, non-judgmental, therapeutic approach has helped hundreds of patients

I work by the principal that everyone needs someone to talk with, and that it is very helpful to look at problems from different angles in order to find the best possible solutions. I do not feel that therapy should be an indefinite thing that costs you a fortune, but it should be a stepping stone to aid you in gaining important problem solving skills.