Christy Franklin Professional Services M.S., LCPC

Christy Franklin Professional Services M.S., LCPC Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Trauma Therapist, Individual and Marriage Family Therapist We are all connected.

Life can get complicated and can become difficult affecting our relationships, particularly those that are the most important to us. Unhealthy patterns of functioning can begin to develop and we can become stuck when all we want is to feel connected, loved and accepted. I specialize in relationship counseling including family conflict, making connections, communication and enhancing your emotional

IQ. These relationships can cover the spectrum from marriage and couples counseling to family and friends and into the workplace. My experience also includes domestic violence and sexual assault, trauma, including direct and witnessed as well as PTSD. My work also includes woman’s issues, emotion regulation and anger issues, depression and anxiety, life coaching as well as career counseling. I work with a diverse clientele and provide a safe, confidential and trusted environment to create a treatment plan uniquely designed for you. I also work with parents of children with mental and emotional issues including ADD/ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and behavioral issues as well as Individual Education Plans (IEP's) and 504 plans. Families can be described as a mobile and when an issue affects one part of the mobile, one of the family members, each person can be affected along with the family system as a whole.

03/03/2024
ℹ️🌿 YOUR RELATIONSHIP THIS NEW YEAR |For some, New Year’s relationship resolutions may be just the spark your relationsh...
03/01/2024

ℹ️🌿 YOUR RELATIONSHIP THIS NEW YEAR |

For some, New Year’s relationship resolutions may be just the spark your relationship needs.

Remember that your relationship constantly evolves as you and your partner spend more time together. What aspect of your relationship was most satisfying? Most frustrating? Were you sexually satisfied last year? If not, what would you like to change? Where would you like to see progress?

It is crucial to reflect on yourself and your relationship from time to time to avoid toxic situations which, unfortunately, do come up in any relationship — if we aren’t mindful and get too comfortable.

This article looks at some trauma-informed new year resolutions couples can make in order to thrive in their relationship and keep the spark of romance alive.

Read the Full Article: https://cptsdfoundation.org/2024/02/28/your-relationship-this-new-year/

Your Relationship This New Year by TAR NETWORK | Feb 28, 2024 | Addiction, CPTSD and PTSD, Dr. Jamie Huysman, Emotional Wellness, Guest Contributor, TAR Network | 0 comments A new year means a new start for many — an opportunity to reflect on the past year of your relationship and explore your fut...

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We don't know what we don't know. Therapists help to discover the blind spots we all have, to explore ourselves and how ...
01/09/2024

We don't know what we don't know. Therapists help to discover the blind spots we all have, to explore ourselves and how we experience our world. Getting to know yourself with vulnerabilty and empathy and loving kindness can help you to uncover the lessons that may have been missed when growing up. Life is about learning and getting to know what we don't know.

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