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What best describes why you're considering individual counseling?
There's something in my life that's been bothering me, and I could use help figuring it out.
I keep noticing patterns in my thoughts, emotions, or relationships that I'd like to change.
I'm generally doing okay, but I'd like to better understand myself or continue growing.
I'm going through a change or situation and think it would help to have someone objective to talk with.
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How have you been feeling emotionally lately?
I've been feeling anxious, stressed, overwhelmed, frustrated, sad, or emotionally drained more than I'd like to.
My emotions tend to fluctuate depending on what's happening in my life.
I'm functioning, but something doesn't quite feel right.
Overall, I'm doing fairly well, but I'd still like to better understand my emotions and reactions.
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What are you hoping a therapist will offer?
A place to understand what's happening and work toward meaningful change.
Help identify patterns I may not recognize on my own.
New ways of coping, communicating, thinking, or responding to difficult situations
Someone who can simply tell me exactly what decisions to make and what I should do with my life.
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When something difficult happens, what usually happens afterward?
I tend to overthink or replay it in my head.
I sometimes become reactive, anxious, withdrawn, frustrated, or emotionally stuck.
I usually manage, but certain situations affect me more than I expect.
I handle most things pretty well, but I'd like to improve at managing stress and difficult emotions.
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Are there aspects of yourself or your life that you would like to change?
Yes. I know what some of them are, but I've had difficulty changing them myself.
Yes, though I'm still trying to understand exactly what needs to change.
There are certain habits, reactions, boundaries, or relationship patterns I'd like to improve.
I'm generally satisfied with my life, but I still think there are areas where I could improve.
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How are your relationships affecting you at the moment?
One or more relationships are causing me stress, hurt, frustration, anxiety, or confusion
I notice that some of the same issues keep recurring in my relationships
My relationships are generally okay, but I'd like to communicate more effectively, set healthier boundaries, or better understand my needs.
My relationships are going well, but becoming a better partner, parent, friend, or family member is important to me.
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Which statement best describes your expectations for counseling?
I'm willing to talk honestly about what's happening and to consider doing things differently.
I'm not entirely sure how counseling works, but I'm open to the process.
I may be somewhat skeptical, but I'm willing to give it a real try.