Mothers Have Needs Too!
Allison Gilbert Santa Cruz Counselor Lic: MFC 24087
Phone Counseling
I like to provide
phone counseling to my clients as a convenient option for those who
find it difficult to get to an office. This can be especially useful
for stay at home moms. It's also more cost effective than face-to-face counseling.
Flexibility - Kids get sick frequently, making scheduling an office visit challenging.
Convenience - You can avoid the cost or inconvenience of hiring a sitter.
Confidentiality - There is a certain anonymity and privacy provided by the phone
Ease - Some people are home-bound or live far from Santa Cruz.
If you're ready to create a better life for yourself and your family, call or email today for more info or a FREE 30 minute phone consultation: (831)425-4475 or aworkofheart@att.net
FAQs on Phone Counseling
♥ Everyone's situation is unique, and sometimes phone counseling isn't an appropriate mode of therapy. Allison Gilbert will make an assessment of this during your first contact. If she determines that Phone Counseling isn't right for you, then she will help you find another source of support. If you live outside of my local area, she may not be equipped to offer you the best help over the phone for crises such as: suicidal feelings, homicidal feelings, physical/sexual abuse, trauma, or acute psychiatric symptoms. If you are feeling suicidal, you need immediate support. In the USA, you can make a free call to the National Suicide Hotline at: 1-800-784-2433. Or better yet, call Postpartum Support International's Postpartum Depression Helpline: 1-800-944-4PPD
Benefits of Phone Counseling:
Flexibility - Kids get sick frequently, making scheduling an office visit challenging.
Convenience - You can avoid the cost or inconvenience of hiring a sitter. Confidentiality - There is a certain anonymity and privacy provided by the phone
Ease - Some people are home-bound or live far from Santa Cruz.
If you're ready to create a better life for yourself and your family, call or email today for more info or a FREE 30 minute phone consultation: (831)425-4475 or aworkofheart@att.net
FAQs on Phone Counseling
♥ Everyone's situation is unique, and sometimes phone counseling isn't an appropriate mode of therapy. Allison Gilbert will make an assessment of this during your first contact. If she determines that Phone Counseling isn't right for you, then she will help you find another source of support. If you live outside of my local area, she may not be equipped to offer you the best help over the phone for crises such as: suicidal feelings, homicidal feelings, physical/sexual abuse, trauma, or acute psychiatric symptoms. If you are feeling suicidal, you need immediate support. In the USA, you can make a free call to the National Suicide Hotline at: 1-800-784-2433. Or better yet, call Postpartum Support International's Postpartum Depression Helpline: 1-800-944-4PPD
