Alyssa Broshar LMHC

I feel it is important to set short and long-term goals, while also focusing on the here and now. I tend to ask clients what they feel they need for their session, whether it be solution-focused or focusing on processing current emotions. I believe both of these techniques can be helpful to the client, depending on where they are at in their healing journey. I believe the client is the expert of themselves, and honor that throughout sessions.

My background is in art therapy, and I often utilize art therapy techniques with my clients. I do believe visual expression can give a voice to the individual that they may not be able to communicate directly. With art therapy, I believe the process of art making is often more important than the final product. The use of art therapy can foster healing within the individual and is an alternative to traditional talk therapy. Aside from utilizing art therapy techniques with clients, I use an integrative approach, primarily utilizing Adlerian, CBT, and DBT, while adapting to the unique needs of the client to help overcome obstacles and to facilitate change. I am a Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy (D-CBT) therapist.

• Indiana, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, 39004338A

My background is in art therapy, and I often utilize art therapy techniques with my clients. I do believe visual expression can give a voice to the individual that they may not be able to communicate directly. With art therapy, I believe the process of art making is often more important than the final product. The use of art therapy can foster healing within the individual and is an alternative to traditional talk therapy. Aside from utilizing art therapy techniques with clients, I use an integrative approach, primarily utilizing Adlerian, CBT, and DBT, while adapting to the unique needs of the client to help overcome obstacles and to facilitate change. I am a Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy (D-CBT) therapist.