Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am licensed by the state of Oklahoma as a marriage and family therapist. I can help people in their families and in their relationships even with only one person doing the session. You would take home and share the insights and guidance as to what to do that would help. I work also with parents and caregivers of troubled children, including children on the Autism Spectrum. I have six recently published books available on Amazon related to these issues: The One Week Manager (working at home stress free), Those First Six Years (Developmental Psychology, skills children need to develop) a book on Marriage called The 7th Contract; Healing from Spiritual and Reglious Wounds; a workbook fo couples called Beyond the Vows; and a novel: The End of North America: a meteoroligist saves the world from doomsday.
I have been doing therapy for 45 years, am a AAMFT Fellow, have worked with a tribe for six years in Oklahoma as the Indian Child Welfare Director. I listen to you, tell you what I think about it, make suggestions and recommendations. If that makes sense to you we would then make a plan of action that you believe is helpful.
I have done a great deal of work with people wounded spiritually or by religion, and with single parents.
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Lawrence Losoncy is licensed by the state of Oklahoma as a marriage and family therapist and maintains the licensure identifier OK LMFT LMFT00434. He brings 46 years of clinical experience to work with individuals, couples and families, and he is recognized as a Fellow of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT).
He helps people address family and relationship concerns even when only one person attends sessions, offering practical insights and guidance that clients can take home and share with others. He also works with parents and caregivers of children who are struggling, including children on the Autism Spectrum.
Losoncy has six recently published books available on Amazon that relate to his areas of practice: The One Week Manager (working at home stress free); Those First Six Years (Developmental Psychology, skills children need to develop); a book on marriage called The 7th Contract; Healing from Spiritual and Reglious Wounds; a workbook for couples called Beyond the Vows; and a novel titled The End of North America: a meteoroligist saves the world from doomsday.
He served for six years in Oklahoma as the Indian Child Welfare Director for a tribe, and his approach to therapy is straightforward: he listens, shares his professional perspective, and offers suggestions and recommendations. If those ideas resonate, he works collaboratively with the client to develop a plan of action. He has substantial experience supporting people wounded spiritually or by religion, as well as single parents.
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