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Welcome!
And thank you for visiting my website!
My
name is Vicki
Johnson, and I hope to be instrumental in guiding and helping you to
reach your goals. When you first come in to sit with me, we will
discuss your current problems or concerns. Then we will
brainstorm what it is that you want to work on first, and what you want
to accomplish in our sessions together.
You
will find that I am very accepting and understanding. Over the last 20
years, I have worked with clients who are diverse in background,
gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, and nature of
need. I
believe my strongest therapeutic asset is my sincere fondness and
regard for people and their differences. No matter what you
need
to work on or what you tell me, I can assure you that you will not be
judged. I believe in the innate goodness within each one of
us,
and I also know that as human beings, we have a natural tendency to
strive for the 'greatest good' for our body, emotions, and
psyche.
Frequently,
however, we do not know how to attain this 'greatest good', and we find
ourselves searching for answers. This is where the therapist can help.
By hearing yourself tell your story and problems, you can actually
detect minor changes that you may want to make yourself. The
therapist is also able to ask thought provoking questions that you have
never considered, and then you can ponder their importance to your
story. Oftentimes, one new aspect of one's story can make all
the
difference. Perhaps you have heard the saying that small changes can
make profound differences!
Why
do
I call my practice Gentle
Steps Counseling?
This name is a
constant reminder to me of the courage it takes people to come into
therapy, thereby deserving a gentle, caring touch. We will
progress at your pace, and we will work on the issues you are prepared
to address. In other words, we will take definite steps
toward
your goals, but they can be gentle, and directed by
you.
I
also
believe that we can all benefit from learning how to be gentle with
ourselves in a world that often treats us quite harshly. We need to
learn how to find compassion
for self, rather than contempt, blame, and
anger. Because you are reading this, I know you have taken
the
first step in your journey toward more peace, success, and
fulfillment. You are searching for more.
Please call
or email me for an appointment as I look forward to working with you!
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Victoria
Johnson, LPCC,
LICDC
3736
N. High Street
Columbus,
Ohio 43214
614-262-8100
vjohnson008@columbus.rr.com

Services
Provided:
Relationship
Issues
Substance
Addiction Issues
All
Other Addiction Problems
Mental
Health Issues
Anxiety
and Fears
Depression
Self-Esteem
Separation,
Break-up
Domestic
Abuse or Violence
GLBT
Issues
Loss
and Grief
Trauma
and PTSD
Codependency
and ACOA issues
Families
of an Addicted Member
Individuals,
Couples, Families
Orientation:
Psychotherapy
EMDR
Cognitive
Therapy
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