eTherapy Most Suited For.........

According to e-mailtherapy.com, eTherapy is most suited to men and women who are

• seeking personal growth, change or improved emotional well-being
• needing guidance with life transitions, mid-life crises, career changes or loneliness
• facing difficult decisions or adjustments
• dealing with issues related to adoption, blended families, single parenting or stepparenting
• desiring bereavement support with grief and loss brought about through death, pregnancy losses of miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, relinquishing a baby for adoption, and other losses such as separation or divorce, disability, loss of fertility, loss of a special relationship or loss of a job
• making decisions around unplanned pregnancies
• adapting to major family change after separation or divorce or family moves
• dealing with the challenges facing marital couples, partners or single parents parenting infants, children or teenagers, conflict between parents and teenagers, and contending with the stage of adolescence
• managing stress of work or other life pressures and demands
• wanting to improve marital or couple relationships, or family communication within your nuclear, blended or extended family
• working through issues with your parents, extended family members, siblings or partner's family
• surviving your illness, health crisis or living with a chronic health condition, a friend's illness or that of a family member such as child, parent or partner
• adjusting to having a baby, child or adolescent with a chronic or life-threatening illness, special needs, a disability or a health condition
• coping with distress through weight or food issues on the continuum from anorexia, bulimia, or obesity through to eating disturbances, picky or fussy eating
• living with family members suffering with eating disorders, especially parents who are supporting children, youth or young adults facing anorexia, bulimia or obesity
• trying to deal with the overwhelming feelings with multiple pressures or challenges in life
• adjusting to adoption reunion or needing support as adoption triad members search for adoptees, birth siblings, or birthparents, or any issues related to birthparent counseling or the adoption triangle