Mrs. Rosalie Jane Lynch LCPC, LMHC, Clinical Mental Health Counselor

Yes there are recurring themes and issues that I have observed that are exhibited when treating clients in mental health. They are their level of motivation. I have begun doing more encouragement and validation of clients and when accomplishing EMDR therapy I involve more relaxation techniques in the process.

When I first began in the Helping Profession, I was employed only in the Addictions field. As of the last two years I switched to working with EMDR clients and Mental health, swaying swaying from Addictions.

One thing that is included in the therapy experience that helps the client tremendously is his or her level of motivation and attitude during the session. A more positive attitude and willingness to change tends to progress to a much better outlook in the therapy process.

• Idaho, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, 3880
• Washington, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LH61070051
• Utah, Clinical Mental Health Counselor, 12165034-6004

One thing that is included in the therapy experience that helps the client tremendously is his or her level of motivation and attitude during the session. A more positive attitude and willingness to change tends to progress to a much better outlook in the therapy process. My work history is with those individuals with life trauma and Post Traumatic Stress symptoms. Prior to that I worked with those clients that have addiction issues and also mental health problems.