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Summit of Peace Counseling - Individualized Counseling and Therapy

We offer a variety of counseling and therapy services that are specifically tailored to address the needs of our clients. Our therapeutic services encompass a variety of counseling and therapy types, such as anxiety, depression, addiction, relationship issues, trauma relief, and more. And our treatment plans combine the latest psychological theories with proven techniques from traditional therapies.We offer a variety of counseling and therapy services that are specifically tailored to address the needs of our clients. Our therapeutic services encompass a variety of counseling and therapy types, such as anxiety, depression, addiction, relationship issues, trauma relief, and more. And our treatment plans combine the latest psychological theories with proven techniques from traditional therapies.

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy can be a helpful tool for dealing with certain mental health issues. This type of therapy is designed to help the patient explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in an individual setting.

During individual therapy sessions, the therapist will work together with the patient to create a treatment plan that specifically addresses their needs. This may include discussing specific problems or issues that are causing distress, developing strategies for coping with those problems, and improving overall functioning.

The goal of individual therapy is to help the patient reach personal goals while enhancing their overall wellbeing. If you are struggling with depression or anxiety symptoms (or any other types of psychological difficulties), then seeking out professional assistance may be an important step in getting your life back on track.

Couples Therapy

Couples therapy is a type of counseling that helps couples improve their relationship. It can help to resolve conflicts and develop better communication skills.

Couples therapy can be helpful in the following cases:

  • When one or both members of the couple are struggling with emotional issues -When there is significant conflict between the two members of the couple.
  • When one or both members feel like their relationship isn’t working well

Family Therapy

Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on the relationships within a family. It can help families improve their communication, understand each other better, and resolve conflicts. Family therapists may also offer guidance on practical issues such as parenting, budgeting, and relationship problems.

There are several benefits to undergoing family therapy: 

  • Families can learn how to communicate better and resolve conflict peacefully.
  • Families can develop deeper bonds with one another and become more supportive overall.
  • Families who undergo family therapy often report feeling significantly improved than those who don’t receive any treatment at all. In fact, studies show that 70% or more of people who engage in family therapy report significant improvements in their emotional well-being after completing the program!

Group Therapy

Group therapy can be a helpful tool for recovering from emotional distress. This type of therapy involves interacting with other people who are going through the same challenges as you, and it is believed to help improve moods and coping skills. 

There are a number of benefits to participating in group therapy, including:

  • Improved self-esteem and motivation due to the support of others
  • Increased empathy and understanding for oneself and others
  • Decreased feelings of isolation or loneliness

Play Therapy

There’s something special about play therapy that makes it one of the most effective treatments for mental health disorders. Play is a natural way to relax and relieve stress, and it can also help children explore their feelings and communicate them in a safe environment.

As with any therapeutic treatment, there are certain guidelines that should be followed while using play therapy. First and foremost, the therapist must be patient and understanding when working with children. Second, sessions should be tailored specifically to meet the needs of the child involved. Finally, play therapy should always aim to provide relief from symptoms rather than increase anxiety or distress levels overall.