Cherith Counseling Center P.C
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Cherith Counseling Center P.C. is the private practice of Sandra Festian ACSW LMSW located in the Downtown Plaza Building on the second floor above the Wishing Well gift shop in downtown Iron Mountain. Sandra has over 26 years of experience providing individual, marital and family therapy to the communities of Iron Mountain and Kingsford located in the South Central region of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Sandra specializes in panic and anxiety disorders, including aftereffects of abuse and trauma. She seeks to provide a compassionate and accepting place for a client to come and work through situations that may have recently happened or that happened long ago. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
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Everyone needs to work through and process the information and emotions connected to the events of our daily lives. This is a natural process our minds perform every day. It organizes our memory and helps us plan to do what needs to be done the next day as we head to bed.

However, when particularly upsetting things happen, even family members and friends who try to listen and give advice may not be able to help a person find relief from emotional pain and suffering.In my practice, I strive to provide an accepting and compassionate place for my clients to work through situations that have recently happened or perhaps happened long ago.
Do you suffer from anxiety? If so then our team can help. Our counseling for panic services has proved to be helpful in a variety of satisfied patients. We understand that stress and heart-racing feelings that panic can cause. Finally, there's help for your troubles. Visiting with us will give you a new sense of perspective.
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Sandra Festian
Oct 04, 2018
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My name is Suzette Stenfors. For years I have been suffering from depression and anxiety. I have had many different concoctions of prescriptions that caused new problems that would result in more prescriptions. In 2004 I was seriously injured in a traumatic event which led to a diagnosis of PTSD. I am a Christian and I held a strong belief that my faith should be big enough to overcome. I was terrified because I thought I was doing the right thing to get "there." I felt so much shame and disappointment in myself. I didn't like myself, how I thought, how I responded to stressful situations, I just