A virtual therapy private practice.
Taking Time Therapy with Taylor Moyer, LPC
After years of working in various mental health settings, I realized that I was yearning for more freedom. I wanted to be able to focus my time and energy on building a relationship with my clients and I wasn’t able to do that while working for a big company. That’s why I decided to open up my own private practice, Taking Time Therapy. Now, I’m able to give my clients the attention and care that they need, without the distractions of a large organization. I am hoping to extend my practice to add a physical location along with additional dedicated therapists to help meet the need's of the community.
Does Online Therapy Work?
Online therapy offers many unique benefits. Some of these include more flexible scheduling, saving time and money on transportation, and the ability to receive care from the privacy and comfort of your own home. Plus, online therapy can be just as effective as in-person therapy, as you still receive the same high-quality care from a licensed professional counselor.
Frequent Topics Discussed in Therapy.
Anxiety
Depression
Trauma
Anxiety is a normal human emotion that everyone experiences at some point in their lives. It is typically characterized by feelings of fear, worry or unease and can manifest itself in physical symptoms such as sweating, shaking or rapid heartbeat. With therapy, a person can learn how to manage these feelings and develop strategies for coping with anxiety in a healthy way.
Depression can be a difficult topic to understand. With compassion and a personalized approach, Taylor Moyer, LPC can provide support to clients as they work through the various symptoms and effects of depression. The goal is to provide clients with the tools and guidance they need to feel empowered and in control of their mental health.
Trauma can take many forms, whether it was a car wreck, an injury, a loss of a family member, or simply just the negative messages taught in childhood,. Everyone deserves a safe space to work through their mental health concerns. Counseling fosters the ability to identify how trauma has impacted your life.
Frequent Topics Eventually Discussed in Therapy.
It can take some time for a person to feel safe enough to discuss the dark parts of the human experience. There are some experiences that have never been spoken or maybe took years to realize the impact. The perfect houses that weren't perfect, the enmeshed parent disguised as a "best friend", the adults that took a "special" interest in you as a kid, and the supposed safe places that never felt safe. These are all worthy topics of discussion within a safe and therapeutic relationship.