Fr. Adam Roberts, M.T.P.C.
Your life isn't the way you want it…
Perhaps you’ve been successful in your career or relationships, yet somehow, you're not satisfied the way you imagined you would be.
Something is missing or maybe there's an elephant in the room you've been avoiding.
If you could go back, you would do things differently.
Regrets are real. Is it possible to put the puzzle back together and build a vibrant life right now, especially where you feel like it's too late?
Lost is not an option...
Are you someone who dreams of a better life in every area? You don't want just an okay marriage, career, family, spiritual journey - you want it to be better.
In some areas of your life, things got off the rails or you lost steam. You've always planned on fixing it eventually, but what you've been doing isn't working.
If you could go back, you would do things differently.
If you keep doing what you've been doing, things aren't likely to get better.
I’d like to offer you a fresh, practical approach to experiencing the life you want.
When you work with me, I will guide you to use counseling on three levels:
The first level is to use counseling as a safe place to talk about anything, perhaps a thing or two you don’t feel comfortable talking about anywhere else. You will have that safe place with me.
The second level is a place to seek input about struggles in your life. Wise and kind guidance is an integral part of the counseling process.
The third level is the most difficult, but where you also get the most bang for your buck in using a therapist. It is the process of discovering what drives you.
Often unconscious beliefs, fears, guilt, anger, etc., are blocking us from the freedom of movement and joyful experience of living that we all desire.
If you woke up tomorrow and your problems were solved, what would be the first obvious and tangible evidence?
I love this question, not because any of us are likely to magically get rid of our problems, but because it can reveal so much about our options. Discovering your options leads quite naturally to how you can pursue a life that lives in the moment.
But there may be an even more useful and revealing question…
What do I do with suffering?
We all suffer; it is an inevitable part of life.
The “fresh, effective approach” I alluded to will include a gentle encouragement to courageously look at life as it is – good, bad, ugly, beautiful, paradoxical… even magical, and to look at yourself with the same honesty and courage.
“The tendency to avoid problems and the emotional suffering inherent in them is the primary basis of all human mental illness.”
—M. Scott Peck
Hi, I'm Adam
I've been counseling for many years. It is a privilege to be invited into someone's life - their stories, their pain, their passions, their relationships, their hearts - and to engage with them to grow, heal, and become who they want to be.
I enjoy putting on my helmet to help people do the work they need to do to get to a better place. I bring all of myself - my training, experience, humor, wisdom, and heart - to bear for the person sitting across from me.
I invite you to explore my website to see if you feel like I would be the best fit to help you move forward. If so, don't wait; now's the time to let me help.
