
April Lang, LCSW, SEP
Psychotherapy
Each person experiences therapy in a unique way, and takes what he or she needs from it.
Psychotherapy
Each person experiences therapy in a unique way, and takes what he or she needs from it.
Imagine how liberating it would be to live an authentic life! In this life, you would live according to your values. Your strengths and talents, your entire identity would be defined by you, not others. You would accept and appreciate who you are, feeling comfortable in your own skin. The dreams you’d follow would be your own, not the ones pushed on you by others. If you’re capable of imagining such a life, you’re just as capable of making it a reality.
Being able to guide people in their quest to live the lives they envision for themselves, the lives they are meant to live, is the reason I chose this profession. For me, nothing is more satisfying than bearing witness to a positive change in someone, whether that be a subtle but important new awareness about themselves or, something more concrete and discernable.
My therapeutic style is direct and eclectic. I have been influenced by various therapeutic approaches, including: Psychodynamic, Somatic Experiencing, Hypnotherapy, Cognitive/Behavioral, Ecotherapy, Internal Family Systems, Parts Work, and Existentialism. I believe we must look not only inside ourselves for what ails us but also, to our relationship with the world around us. I work with individuals who are grappling with a wide variety of issues including, but not limited to:
Being able to guide people in their quest to live the lives they envision for themselves, the lives they are meant to live, is the reason I chose this profession. For me, nothing is more satisfying than bearing witness to a positive change in someone, whether that be a subtle but important new awareness about themselves or, something more concrete and discernable.
My therapeutic style is direct and eclectic. I have been influenced by various therapeutic approaches, including: Psychodynamic, Somatic Experiencing, Hypnotherapy, Cognitive/Behavioral, Ecotherapy, Internal Family Systems, Parts Work, and Existentialism. I believe we must look not only inside ourselves for what ails us but also, to our relationship with the world around us. I work with individuals who are grappling with a wide variety of issues including, but not limited to:
- Couples counseling
- Relationships
- Life transitions
- Animal bereavement
- Search for a meaningful life
- Ethical veganism