Dr. Andrea Corn
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Dr. Andrea Corn is a licensed psychologist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of emotional and behavioral problems affecting children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Corn’streatment approach is individually adapted to meet the needs of each person since every individual is unique.
Areas of specialization include reducing anxiety, treating depression, unresolved anger, or learning how to better handle your relationships. Whether your difficulties are due to parent-child, marital, divorce, work-related, or dating dilemmas, problems in any of these relationship areas are likely to affect your well-being and general health.
They are many reasons for seeking therapy. Yet, many individuals are reluctant to turn to a professional for help. If you are one of them, now is the time to consider changing the course of your life so you can experience greater happiness, fulfillment, and peace of mind.
MY APPROACH:
Developing a relationship in which you feel safe, trusted, and respected is what promotes a positive and healthy therapeutic relationship. This needs to occur so you can share your inner thoughts and feelings. Therapy allows you the opportunity to learn new ways of handling old problems; to understand how your past influenced your life, and how you can make constructive changes for your present and future.
My role is to help you identify your specific triggers, their significance in your life, and how you can gain greater emotional control. Over time, you will be able to see your patterns more clearly and understand what saddens, angers, and upsets you.
As you develop greater insight, you will also learn ways to handle your life with greater confidence and enhanced self-esteem.
Changing old patterns is never easy but very rewarding, especially when you see the results. Reducing feelings of sadness, anger, anxiety, or guilt will change your life. As you learn to trust and believe in yourself, negative emotions diminish and self-acceptance grows. Seeing yourself differently is the starting point for others seeing a change too. Self-knowledge leads to personal growth.