by Love Heal Grow Therapists | Relationship Therapy
Are you the kind of person who apologizes to the furniture when you bump into it? Do you find yourself saying “sorry” every time somebody else feels even slightly uncomfortable? If so, you might be an over-apologizer. Apologizing is a fundamental social skill, crucial...
by Linda Rolufs LMFT | Anxiety Therapy
As therapists, our work is to support our clients in their growth and in their challenges. One of the biggest challenges that many people contend with is the tendency to try and cope with difficult emotions in ways that actually lead to more difficult emotions....
by Love Heal Grow Therapists | Couples Therapy
The beginning of any relationship feels magical. It’s so great getting to know your partner, discovering their quirks and the little things that make you both feel special. But this phase doesn’t last forever– and frankly, you probably don’t want it to. The honeymoon...
by Therapist Profiles | *Available Day/Afternoon, *Available Early Mornings, *Available In-Person, *Available Online, *Fee 200+, Anxiety Therapy, Couples Therapy, Grief Counseling, Individuals, Infidelity Recovery, LGBTQ+ Therapy, Premarital Counseling, Relationship & Intimacy, Relationship Therapy, Relationships, Sex Therapy, Sexual Trauma & Abuse, Teen Therapy, Trauma Therapy, Works with Adult Individuals, Works with Couples/Partners, Works with Families, Works with Teens
Liza Haroldson, LCSW (she/her) Therapist in Sacramento & Online in CA & TN Specialty: Trauma (Childhood, Relationship, Sexual, Veterans/First Responders) I work with: Adult Individuals, Couples/Partners, Teens, Families, Parents, Divorced/Co-parenting My...
by Maria Dimachkie | Sexual Trauma & Abuse
Maria Dimachkie, a sexual trauma & abuse therapist at Love Heal Grow, talks about how trauma can impact your nervous system. Contact Us Hi, I’m Maria Dimachkie, therapist for individuals and couples at Love Heal Grow Counseling. I help individuals and...
by Hannah Williams | Anxiety Therapy
Sometimes it feels like we can’t get anything right – relationships, work, hobbies. Our inner critic can become really loud and even cruel. We start criticizing ourselves for every little thing and it can feel overwhelming. We find ourselves saying things like...
