Joseph WarnerMarriage & Family Therapist Associate, MA, AMFT (he, him)

About

We all suffer from varying levels of trauma and stress. If left unacknowledged and improperly cared for, the impact of these experiences tends to live on in our subconscious beliefs as parts seeking a sense of completion. They come alive in our relationships by enacting old strategies in new situations, expressing and feeling what was missed in those moments of suffering. These experiences can color our lives, shape how we show up in relationships and often leave us feeling isolated and misunderstood. Seeking support and understanding can help us break these patterns and find healthier ways to connect with ourselves and others. I help my clients grow closer to themselves by reflecting on their experiences with them, while carving out the necessary space for feeling, expressing, moving, and goal setting. I have a special interest in working with teens, couples, and individuals, as well as anxiety, depression, grief, addiction, identity, motivation, relationship, and men's issues.

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