Being heard is an integral part of the human experience. We all report feeling most satisfied, fulfilled, and connected when we have a sense of ownership over our own emotional well-being. For individuals as well as those in relationships, the path to self-esteem can be complicated.
Professional therapy has helped millions of people improve their sense of self-worth, become better communicators, and resolve persistent relationship problems, among other benefits.As a licensed therapist in Washington, I work with a wide range of clients to help them develop the tools they need to succeed in their own lives.
Professional therapy has helped millions of people improve their sense of self-worth, become better communicators, and resolve persistent relationship problems, among other benefits.As a licensed therapist in Washington, I work with a wide range of clients to help them develop the tools they need to succeed in their own lives.
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I have been rewarded by helping thousands of clients over the last 34-plus years as a licensed therapist and trauma counselor. I hold Masters Degrees from Purdue University and The University of Illinois and carry six licenses in Ohio (Retired license), Nevada and Washington (Active licenses). I have practiced in Washington since 1995.
I genuinely derive satisfaction from working with my clients and assisting them to accomplish their personal goals. My professional focus has been identifying techniques to achieve these desired goals. I frequently review direction and progress in a collaborative manner with my clients.
As the premier provider of Tri-City counseling services, I strive to maintain a professional, non-judgmental, caring atmosphere where clients are able to feel comfortable and open.With experience in many different counseling techniques I work together with my clients to determine the therapeutic pathways that will best lead to relief from past hurts and/or unresolved issues.
As the premier provider of Tri-City counseling services, I strive to maintain a professional, non-judgmental, caring atmosphere where clients are able to feel comfortable and open.With experience in many different counseling techniques I work together with my clients to determine the therapeutic pathways that will best lead to relief from past hurts and/or unresolved issues.
There are many types of therapeutic counseling techniques available. Each has its appropriate use. Some newer counseling techniques, particularly Lifespan Integration (LI) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), have been demonstrated to help clients deal quickly with a single episode trauma.
Life feels rewarding and fulfilling when we feel heard, respected and connected to those around us. Most people seek a sense of inner peace and an ability to have compatible relationships with family, friends and colleagues. Counseling is appropriate when we find that our ability to cope is stretched to the limit, when we feel our efforts are falling short or when we have difficulty communicating our desired intentions.
In addition, please review my office policies on rates, appointment scheduling and insurance. Cynthia Benson is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and has served hundreds of clients in the Tri-City area over the last three decades. Schedule an appointment today at 509-579-0202.
When you've finally decided to do something about your mental health and seek therapy in the Tri-City area, look for someone who is licensed and offers professional counseling services.Cynthia Benson works with couples and individuals on issues that cause emotional stress.
When you've finally decided to do something about your mental health and seek therapy in the Tri-City area, look for someone who is licensed and offers professional counseling services.Cynthia Benson works with couples and individuals on issues that cause emotional stress.
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Lynn H.
Feb 01, 2021
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Cynthia was only willing to help 1 person in the relationship, say whatever that person wants to hear, coach how to power fight and keep the counseling ever running. I gave a couple months of patience, only to find my husband gets more resistant, more reluctant and more passive about almost everything than even before going to her. I then request to have individual sessions with her too, and later to have joint sessions so that she can help glue the relationship. She refused to do that. She might be good at giving emotional support during a heartbreaking divorce, but if you are a couple hoping
Bonnie Weaver
May 14, 2017
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