“You were wild once, don't let them tame you.”
- Isadora Duncan


Why Come to Psychotherapy?

Therapy can help you locate your internal compass in order to navigate the challenges that life brings. We all experience some degree of distress and suffering, but when our ability to cope with our experience impacts our job, relationship, and personal health, people often need a different kind of support. Symptoms may include depression, anxiety, addiction, or feeling a loss of meaning. This can be a sign that change is necessary. Therapy can help you access your inner resources and teach you ways to manage stress, relationships and difficult emotions, in the presence of a non-judgmental, experienced guide. I welcome your unique history and desires. We will collaborate on the best treatment plan for you.

Why Come to Psychotherapy?

EMPOWERMENT

Connect you with your deeper values and sense of purpose. Make sense of your personal challenges, by exploring your thoughts and feelings and letting for of behaviors that no longer serve you.

Why Come to Psychotherapy?

MANAGING EMOTIONS

Managing difficult emotions, such as sadness, anger and shame is a skill that is rarely taught in the home or school growing up. In therapy, we will explore those difficult emotions and learn how to manage them so they do not overwhelm or take away from your daily life. Instead, they can be used to inform your decisions and bring vitality back into your life. To read an article on the upside of difficult feelings, click here.

Why Come to Psychotherapy?

COMMUNICATION

Explore your patterns and learn more effective communication skills that includes identifying your needs and expressing them clearly.

Why Come to Psychotherapy?

TOOLS TO REPLACE OLD BEHAVIORS

Learn tools such as mindfulness and self-compassion practices to reduce stress, manage difficult emotions and gain awareness.

kari flober LMFT Psychotherapy Kari Floberg

MA Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #98663

2169 Union St San Francisco, CA 94123

(415) 496-5422

kariflobergtherapy@gmail.com

www.kariflobergtherapy.com