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Robin Rea

LMFT

Have you been longing for a different way to be with yourself? Maybe noticing things you want to change, but don’t know how?


Are you:
* Yearning for a deeper connection in your relationships, but fearful of being known?
* Generous and compassionate with others, but angry and impatient with yourself?
* Quick to offer support to loved ones, but filled with hopelessness and dread over asking for help for yourself?
* Muting your voice to please others, then filled with resentment when you’re not heard?


Would you treat a friend the way you treat yourself?


I specialize in helping adults reconfigure their relationship with themselves by learning to connect, listen to, and accept all of themselves.


*Call now for a free consultation.*



Skills and Expertise
codependency
Depression
Emotional Abuse
Life Coaching
Loss or Grief
Trauma
Navigating Identity in Relationships
Anxiety

Treatment Orientation
Coaching
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Mindfulness
Psychodynamic
Therapy unique to each client

Modality
Family
Individuals
Couples
Location
Robin Rea, LMFT
29 Ravenscroft Drive
Suite 103
Asheville, NC 28801
Availability

Morning, aft. and evening appointments available Tuesday and Wednesday and weekends. Please contact me for more information.

Finances

Avg Cost (per session):
Message me for details

Sliding Scale: Yes

Accepted Payment Methods:
Cash, check.

Does not accept insurance

License

Years in Practice: 16

Undergraduate:
Northwestern University

Postgraduate:
Antioch University

Client Focus

Languages:
English

Age:
Adults,
Elders (65+)

Contact Robin Rea to learn more about their therapy practice.

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