It's Time for RESULTS
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Do you feel frustrated and overwhelmed trying to manage overeating, weight loss, or other food issues?
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Are you struggling to overcome addictions to substances? Quit smoking?
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Are your moods interfering with your personal life and work life?
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Is your relationship suffering because of obstacles you wish you could fix but don't know how?
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Are you in the midst of divorce and trying to cope with life and the challenges to yourself and your family?
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Does it feel like past trauma still harms you in the present?
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Do you feel stuck in your career and need help changing course?
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Do you have employee or management issues in the workplace that cause conflict and interfere with productivity?
With years of experience and successful outcomes helping with mood disorders, overeating and other eating disorders, addictions, working through trauma, handling relationship difficulties including divorce and family challenges, navigating issues with workplace conflicts and career concerns, I am confident that growth is possible and together we can strategize to help you move forward and get results.
take control of
YOUR LIFE.
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This is the place to begin the process of self-acceptance and developing the inner strength to overcome challenges.
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Counseling is different for each person but one thing is the same--you will grow and change in ways consistent with your personal goals--at a pace your are comfortable with and determine for yourself.
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You can start right now—making the decision is the foundation for the change process.
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Once you decide you want to live differently, you have made the first of a series of choices that will help you get what you want out of life.
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Making reasoned choices—and together reevaluating and refining those decisions--will enable you to take the most effective steps to achieve your goals.
stop waiting
START LIVING.
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When you feel like something is blocking your growth and preventing you from leading the life you want to lead, counseling and coaching can give you tools and strategies to make lasting and meaningful changes.
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When life's challenges are overwhelming and personal needs go unmet, it is easy to stop trying, experiencing frustration, disappointment, feelings of inadequacy.
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Sometimes people find it hard to put themselves first--wondering if it is selfish or self-indulgent to have therapy--or they beat themselves up for having their problems in the first place.
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If you care about yourself enough to work on yourself, chances are good that you will be better equiped to be there for the people counting on you--and you will know you can count on yourself.
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If self-recrimination had healing powers, a lot of people would be problem-free.
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Most likely, if you could have fixed it already, you would have fixed it already--let's work on it now.
Schedule a 15-Minute Free Consultation
Discover
Your Greatest Self.
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Self-discovery begins with self-acceptance—and that begins with compassion and a willingness to unflinchingly deal in truth.
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Forgiveness for mistakes of the past clears the way for accomplishments in the present and future.
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You may start with what's wrong with you, but the power of recovery lies in focusing on what’s right with you.
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By tapping into the strengths you possess, we will bring together all that makes you the most effective and fulfilled you—the best version of yourself.
TAKE BACK
YOUR LIFE.
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In a nonjudgmental way, we will focus on what you need to remove impediments and fulfill your potential.
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Therapy can be brief and solution-focused in which a specific problem is addressed within a limited period of time.
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Therapy can also be more gradual where change takes place as a person becomes more self-aware and able to implement new behaviors and strategies to replace older, less productive ones.
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You can live better unencumbered. I can help.
Joan Weill, LCSW-C
Psychotherapist. Life Coach. Consultant.
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When I met Joan her professional knowledge and compassion made me feel comfortable enough to share my inadequacies. She provided the tools for me to get through one of the worst periods in my life. Her wealth of knowledge and ability to share in an encouraging manner gave me the ability to work through my problems. I have been through therapy with other therapists, Joan is truly extraordinary. Other therapists I have worked with pale by comparison.
J.M.
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I don't know what I would do without Joan. I don't think I could have gotten to this point without her. Talking to her has helped me deal with my mood swings and keep them under control. To Joan I say, truly—thank you.
L.B.
Thanks, Joan, for your help with getting me through some dark days. Life is worth living again—you were there when I needed some guidance navigating through life.
V.S.
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I want to say thank you to Joan, for all she does. It means a lot to me. I don't have many people I look up to or respect. She has helped me know that I will not fail—nothing can stop me, I still have love in my heart.
R.K.
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Thank you to my psychotherapist, Joan, for helping me get past a very difficult obstacle. I am feeling much better, sleeping, eating, and feeling like I can function again.
V.L.