philosophical counseling
Work with clients 1-on-1, or group work, on a variety of philosophical topics, such as
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Dilemmas, moral or practical
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Conflicts, torn decisions, interpersonal struggles
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Religious issues: doubt, loss of faith, conflicting beliefs and values, etc.
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Formulating a philosophy of life, ethical code, set of values, and/or life plan
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Spiritual issues: alternative forms of spirituality, spiritual paths, spiritual confusion
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Taking control of one’s life, one’s behavior, one’s relationships, one’s time
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Search for meaning, purpose, direction, understanding
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At a crossroads, uncertainty about the next step, finding one’s way
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Existential confusion, suffering, the struggle to digest existence
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Mind-altering substances: psychedelics, intoxicants, sobriety
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Changing behavioral patterns
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Emotional reactivity: understanding and dealing with anger, shame, fear, etc.
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Aging, loss of abilities, illness, hospice, death of loved ones
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Major life-change stress: change of job, end of marriage/relationship, relocation
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Stress reduction
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Wellness strategies, meditation practices, yoga, etc.
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Creating meaningful rituals
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Self-inquiry, self-examination, self-development, self-control, self-empowerment
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Customized meditation techniques and spiritual practices
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Any problem you may have that might benefit from philosophical counseling
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Any issue of philosophical interest to you
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Any philosophical text, theory, view, or argument you’d like to co-explore
Cyber Philosophical Counseling
Same as Philosophical Counseling, above, except online, via Skype, Zoom, FaceTime, or some similar technology.
