Edwin Reo

About

The problems I am working with, are:
• Anxiety
• Stress
• Fear
• Despair
• Anger, rage, aggression
• Guilt
• Apathy
• Problem relationship
• Self-doubt, low self-esteem
• Loneliness
• Love and other addictions
• Difficulty in making decisions
• Laziness
• Envy
• Jealousy
• Fatigue
• etc.
For non-US residents I work in the following areas: Individual psychology, Personality-centered therapy, Behavioral psychotherapy, Psychoanalytic therapy, Transactional analysis, Existential psychotherapy, Gestalt therapy. I work also with families and couples.
We will work with your problem deeply, not superficially. We will not just solve your problem. We will analyze why it arised and this will help to prevent arising similar problems again.

Steps of our working process:
1. I will help you to identify a problem.
2. We will formulate our goal.
3. We will clarify all the details that are necessary for solving your problem.
4. I will help you to find unexpected resources.
5. I will help you to develop an individual strategy for dealing with your problem, offer practical techniques and exercises.
6. After each session, you will get effective homework that will help you get the result faster.
7. You will get the result. It will be tangible and easy to evaluate.

What will you get from my session:
• You will determine the causes of the problem.
• You will find ways to solve it.
• Together we will discover your inner resources - those that are inside you and that you did not recognize before.
• You will gain the ability to better understand yourself, learn to manage your state and way of thinking.
• During our work, you will receive unconditional attention, acceptance and support.
• You will receive answers to many tricky questions remained unanswered for years.
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What direction am I working in with non-US residents? What methods do I use?
I combine the principles and techniques of the following areas of psychotherapy:
• Cognitive-behavioral
• Client-centered approach
• Gestalt therapy
• Psychodrama
• Psychoanalysis
• Existential approach
• Transactional analysis
This comprehensive, integrative approach makes possible solving almost any problem related to any topic.

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