IFS-Therapist recommendation

[Kaki]

My therapist currently has two spots available, so I thought I recommend her here.

 

I am doing IFS-therapy since about one and a half years and can not speak highly enough of her.

 

I am aware that finding a therapist is a very individual thing, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

Before working with her I searched for a therapist for a long time and spoke to a good dozen different therapists without finding someone I was comfortable with. I know that it takes a while to find someone who is not only great but also a great match.

 

Here some reasons why I highly recommend her :

She is not religious and not "spiritual", but rational and consistent. She has over 20 years of experience with clients and has done the work in therapy herself. She is empathic, honest, patient, curious and kind.

In working with her she always had my back and I always feel respected and taken care of. While I have been ( and am) working through some quite heavy subjects with her, there are always some lighthearted, humorous moments in our sessions. It feels good to me to be able to share my tears as well as a laugh with her.

She has always been very flexible if something came up between our sessions, if I needed more or less time and if it was necessary to move our appointments.

 

She is offering sessions through Skype and has reasonable rates (even a sliding scale).

By the way, doing therapy through Skype has never been a problem for me and working with her was for me the best decision I ever made.

 

If you are interested in giving her a try, write me a pm and I send you the contact information!

[Delightful Might]

Hallo Kaki, I will PM you.  I am working with an amazing life coach right now who is IFS-centered, and a frequenter of this site.  It will be good to have a therapist's name as well.  I keep calling it Internal Family Voices, though, ha haaa because that's what it feels like.  Thanks for your post.

 

-D