Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Am I the right therapist for you? I would say that finding the right therapist is based on the “goodness of fit model”- whether my approach to therapy and personality are the right fit for you. So let me share a little more about myself, so you can decide if we would work well together.
Most clients describe me as authentic, friendly, nonjudgmental and down-to-earth. I enjoy what I do and find conversations with my clients stimulating and exciting. You will always get honest feedback from me. One of my personal values is to practice what I preach. I will not ask you to engage in treatment modalities I have not practiced myself. Health and well-being is the backbone of my personal life practice and is an ongoing pursuit of my growth and learning.
I enjoy working with individuals and couples looking to overcome personal challenges, such as marital issues, loss, and grief, depression, anger, family conflict, relationship issues, major life transition challenges, or spirituality issues. My approach is solution-focused counseling because it is result-oriented. I also use person-centered or CBT (or an integrative approach) methods depending on the needs of the client. I’ve spent nearly two decades in ministry-helping kids, teens, adults, parents, groups, and families navigate their unique situations, and I have been teaching counseling at the graduate level since 2016. I am currently a Military Family Life Counselor, with over 10 years of military service. I have traveled the world and embrace all peoples, cultures, and beliefs. I use a holistic, non-judgment and multicultural approach to counseling. I believe in working with clients’ strengths and support systems to enable them to meet their goals and I am here to journey with you and to help you achieve your counseling goals if you let me.
I graduated from Saint Norbert College, with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication. I graduated from Creighton University with two degrees: a Master of Science degree in Community Counseling and a Doctor of Education in Leadership with Emphasis in College Counseling. Currently, I teach exclusively at Creighton University’s Graduate School, where I serve as a Resident Assistant Professor in the Department of Education, School Counseling and Preventative Mental Health Program. I also have a private practice where I provide services to a diverse population and provide supervision to pre-licensed therapists, interns, and graduate students. For more detailed information about my practice, please visit my professional website at www.prosightful.org.
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Dr. Gerald Igboanusi is a Nebraska-based therapist who combines a practical, strengths-focused approach with a compassionate, multicultural perspective. He is described as authentic, friendly, nonjudgmental and down-to-earth, and he aims to offer honest feedback while modeling the same practices he recommends to clients. Health and well-being are central to his personal and professional life, and he will not ask clients to try treatment methods he has not practiced himself.
He works with individuals and couples facing a range of challenges, including marital and relationship difficulties, loss and grief, depression, anger, family conflict, major life transitions, and spiritual concerns. His primary approach is solution-focused counseling because it emphasizes measurable results; he also draws on person-centered therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and other integrative methods based on each client’s needs.
Dr. Igboanusi spent nearly two decades in ministry supporting children, teens, adults, parents, groups, and families, and he has taught counseling at the graduate level since 2016. He currently teaches at Creighton University’s Graduate School, serving as a Resident Assistant Professor in the Department of Education within the School Counseling and Preventative Mental Health Program. He also maintains a private practice where he provides therapy to a diverse population and offers supervision to pre-licensed therapists, interns, and graduate students.
He serves as a Military Family Life Counselor and brings over ten years of military service to his clinical perspective. Having traveled the world, he embraces people of varied cultures and beliefs and uses a holistic, nonjudgmental, multicultural approach that builds on clients’ strengths and support systems. Dr. Igboanusi earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communication from Saint Norbert College and holds both a Master of Science in Community Counseling and a Doctor of Education in Leadership with an emphasis in College Counseling from Creighton University. He is licensed in Nebraska as an independent mental health practitioner (license NE LIMHP 3031).
For more information about his practice, supervision opportunities, or resources, please visit his professional website at www.prosightful.org.
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One major benefit is flexibility – clients can choose the communication method that best fits their routine and comfort level, including video sessions, phone calls, live chat, or in-app messaging. This range of options makes it easier to attend sessions consistently and integrate therapy into a busy life.
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