Stephen GrigelevichClinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW (he, him)

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Emotional/psychological distress can originate and find continued expression in our bodies, minds, families, and communities. We tend to respond to such suffering in polarized ways that produce further imbalance. We worry, attempt to control, develop repetitive, troubling thoughts, or just obsess about our lives. Or we may do the opposite; avoid, isolate, refuse contact with situations we perceive to be dangerous, or check out entirely. Working relationally, I help my patients develop critical self-knowledge and build tolerance to the fear and distress that prevents them from committing to valued aspects of their lives.

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