Chris Condrin

Chris Condrin, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

Chris takes a more proactive approach to mental health, believing that if we practice consistently, and not just when we are struggling, we can experience greater well-being. It is with consistent action over time that we can begin to face our challenges and learn to cope with them. In turn, we live a more fulfilling life.

 

Chris loves mindfulness as an emotional management tool, Cognitive Based Therapy to improve resilience and self-esteem, and also likes Internal Family Systems and EMDR. Talk therapy is his primary intervention as expressing one’s self is essential to opening doors to healing and moving forward from the past and the here and now. I love the Gottman Method when working with couples as it is an evidence based strategy to improve and maintain a healthy union between partners.

 

Chris works with adults of all ages, and couples. Together, building emotional intelligence, resilience, and acceptance. You will learn about life balance, healthy relationships, mindfulness, and strategies to manage whatever you may be facing such as anxiety, resentment, feelings of not being good enough, people pleasing, increasing self-esteem, and other challenges in your journey.

 

I seek to establish a very relaxed environment when working with clients. I am very laid back and that definitely comes across in my communication style. I believe that when we take ourselves so seriously all the time, we create an immense amount of pressure in our lives. Yes, we want to do well in what we do, though in our personal lives, there is a balance, and I can help you find your balance.

 

When we base our goals on our values, and work towards them one step at a time, we will experience greater well-being in the process. Consistent action over time is the way to get the results you seek. Following a one step at a time philosophy, we can gain self-confidence, build resilience, and increase learning by practicing the tools and skills needed to get to where we want to be.

 

In our first session, as we get to know each other, we will discuss your desire to seek counseling, establish your goals, and talk about your strengths and ways we can utilize those on your journey.

 

Having worked in several different industries in my life, I have always had a counseling type role in whatever it was I did. I love this role, and so with that experience, I chose to become a therapist because I love working with people and helping them to better their lives in the ways that are important to them. 

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