Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Connecticut with over 20 yrs. experience in areas that include trauma, anxiety, parenting challenges, ADHD, autism, racism, varying levels of depression, grief and loss and emotional/psychological impacts of the pandemic. Specifically, some of my work experiences have been in an outpatient clinic, working with homeless, all school aged children, coordinating a trauma first responders’ team, adults and family situations that including grief and loss related challenges. I interact naturally with a friendly and professional style. Honesty and giving my undivided attention in each session is part of who I am as a therapist. Expect that sometimes and sometimes not you may hear what you want to hear in our session. I believe everyone deserves an abundance of respect and not to be judged or treated unfairly. Anyone that wants help, takes the time to seek out help deserves a compassionate, sincere and professionally motivated response. This is something I can do. Utilizing my professional training and experiences couples with my life experiences we can get to the other side with positive outcomes.
I have a natural thinking process that’s aligned and targets restructuring thought processes that are harmful. I believe people who desire can little by little adjust the thought patterns that are creating the most challenges in their lives to more positive routines of thought. It’s essential to take the necessary journey aimed at improving the quality of your life. Take pride in reaching out the right way for support. Share this portion of your journey with me. I offer the best of my personal life and professional experiences to guide us to the other side or to the healthier thought processing.
Let’s start the conversation and move toward improving whatever thought processes that may be getting in your way or holding you back from where or who you want to be.
I’m excited to meet you and look forward to our future conversations.
Good job for taking the step to a healthier you!
In the meantime, take care and stay safe.
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Ethel Dickerson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in Connecticut who brings 22 years of clinical experience to her work with individuals, children and families. Her practice focuses on a range of concerns including stress, anxiety, trauma and abuse, grief and loss, parenting challenges, depression, family conflicts, anger management, self-esteem, and coping with life changes. Her experience also includes work with ADHD, autism, racism-related issues and the emotional and psychological impacts of the pandemic.
Her background spans outpatient clinic work, support for people experiencing homelessness, services for school-aged children, coordination of a trauma first responders’ team, and therapeutic work with adults and families facing grief and related challenges. She interacts in a naturally friendly yet professional manner and emphasizes honesty and giving each person her undivided attention during sessions.
She believes that every person seeking help deserves dignity, respect, and a nonjudgmental response. Ethel combines professional training and real-life experience to help clients move toward healthier thought patterns and improved routines of thinking. Her approach targets restructuring thoughts that contribute to difficulty, guiding people to gradual change and better quality of life.
Ethel invites prospective clients to begin a conversation and to share this portion of their journey with her. She offers her personal and professional experience to support clients as they work toward healthier thinking and positive outcomes. She appreciates the step people take when they reach out for help and looks forward to future conversations.
As a reminder of her qualifications, Ethel is licensed in Connecticut as a clinical social worker, a credential that reflects graduate-level training and supervised clinical experience (CT LCSW 005954).
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