Individual Therapy
in Wilmington, NC

Thank you so much for considering LMV Counseling!

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Thank you so much for considering LMV Counseling!

The choice to attend counseling can be a challenging one. You may have tried receiving support from friends or family and it doesn’t seem to be enough. You may feel uncomfortable disclosing your true thoughts and feelings to them. This is where counseling can be helpful. In counseling, you will be treated with respect and the therapy room becomes a safe place to explore answers to overcome your struggles. Counseling is a joint process in which your counselor will foster the development of strengths, help you find solutions, and instill hope. Counseling should be meaningful and focused.

Below are some reasons people find LMV Counseling a good therapeutic fit for individual therapy:

Struggling with drug and alcohol use:

Maybe you have tried to cut down or stop on your own. Maybe you’re confused about whether or not your use is a problem. Whether you’re looking to change your behaviors around drug and alcohol use, cut down on your use, or enter into recovery; LMV Counseling clinicians are trained clinical addictions specialists and can help you.

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Affected by trauma:

You may have experienced some life-threatening or terrifying event. You may have learned about something awful happening to a loved one. Other people may suggest that you should “move on” but you can’t quite seem to let it go. LMV Counseling clinicians are trained trauma clinicians and specializes in treatment of PTSD.
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Frustrated, anxious, or exhausted family members:

Addiction and trauma affect the whole family. Often times, you and/or other family members find themselves having anxiety, feeling easily overwhelmed, or sucked up in the chaos that trauma or addiction can create. LMV Counseling can help you prioritize self-care and set appropriate and healthy boundaries.
Other areas of treatment include:

  • Addiction
  • Anxiety
  • Bipolar Disorder
  • Chronic relapse
  • Codependency
  • Depression
  • Domestic Violence
  • Dual Diagnosis
  • Life Transitions
  • Sexual Abuse
  • Suicidal Ideation
  • Women’s Issues
  • Low Self-Esteem
  • Self-injurious behavior (cutting, burning, etc)
  • Relationship Conflicts
  • LGBTQ Issues
  • Trauma
  • Stress
  • Medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioids
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