Relinda Fisher, MA, LMFT

The fact that you are looking into working with a therapist is an admirable decision that reveals strength and can create great benefit to you in your relationships. We all go through trying times during which we experience relational challenges. Change is a constant in life. Life presents us with unexpected challenges in the form of both profound, unexpected events and ongoing relational challenges that impact us deeply and push us to what we think are our limits. There is much to be gained when we are intent on building healthier and stronger relationships with our loved ones, the treasures of our lives.

The purpose of my practice is to provide a safe space, a sanctuary of sorts, where I guide you to discover insights and strengths about yourself within the context of your relationships. Your context might include such things profound adversity, compound losses, grief, caregiving for those with chronic health issues, parenting, life transitions, aging, caring for aging loved ones and navigating these unique family and relational dynamics, all within a range of mental health concerns. There is much to be gained when we are intent on building healthier and stronger relationships with our loved ones, the treasures of our lives.
I am described as empathic, genuine and realistic. I am not a “nodding” therapist; I do not just nod in blank agreement without giving my clients feedback. I utilize a palette of strategies and tools in a collaborative manner with my clients to work to build upon their existing strengths within the reality of their interpersonal relationships.
The fact that you are looking into working with a therapist is an admirable decision that reveals strength. We all go through trying times during which we experience relational challenges. Are you ready to explore, find and curate the possible gems and gifts hidden within your adversities? I look forward to talking with you.