Dr. Corinne Smorra

Consider a new conversation – one about YOU. Imagine – being able to talk to someone where the entire focus is on you. There are no worries about what the other person is thinking – you can relax and talk about what is on your mind at that specific moment. The topic depends on you because this time is YOUR time, and the session is about YOU. This conversation is free from judgment – and you are not alone on this journey to find self-awareness.

Things are “out of control!” You dread going home after work. There is one problem after another in your family, causing you angst, distress, and an inability to focus. Therapy helps families overcome problems that create divisions and conflict. Your therapist can sit down with your entire family, observe interactions, listen to feelings and grievances, and provide a neutral, nonjudgmental facilitator role.

Are you suffering from ruminating thoughts and fear of what will happen next? Is there a persistent feeling of tension in your body? Do you feel unable to relax during the day and unable to sleep at night? If you’re tired of feeling stuck in a tailspin of anxiety, we would be honored to help you manage your symptoms more effectively. Here at Heart & Mind Counseling, our goal is to give you the skills and the wisdom to stay grounded and prevent anxiety from interfering with your life.

Is a chronic or congenital illness holding you back from your full potential? Do you wish you could live a normal life and focus on other things besides managing your pain? Are you sick of having to explain yourself to people who don’t understand what life with your condition is like? A chronic or congenital condition can take a huge emotional toll on you. That’s why therapy is so important. I want to help you stay grounded during your flareups and manage the stress and anxiety.

When you first lose a loved one, you may feel overwhelmed with all the outpouring of love and support. But once people have stopped giving you flowers and sympathy cards, things could get even harder. While everyone else seems to have moved on from your loved one’s passing, you can’t seem to do the same. You may even feel a sense of shame, like you should be “over it” by now. Grieving is a confusing and complicated process. No one should have to work through it alone.

When you first lose a loved one, you may feel overwhelmed with all the outpouring of love and support. But once people have stopped giving you flowers and sympathy cards, things could get even harder. While everyone else seems to have moved on from your loved one’s passing, you can’t seem to do the same. You may even feel a sense of shame, like you should be “over it” by now. Grieving is a confusing and complicated process. No one should have to work through it alone.

What if the two of you could come together and talk to a neutral party? Coming together in Couples Counseling provides a setting and opens a discussion that helps you create mutually rewarding goals for your relationship. In Couples Counseling, you learn techniques that help you achieve goals that seem impossible to accomplish on your own. Working in this safe place, your counselor is on the side of your relationship rather than taking sides with either of you individually. In this space, you

What if the two of you could come together and talk to a neutral party? Coming together in Couples Counseling provides a setting and opens a discussion that helps you create mutually rewarding goals for your relationship. In Couples Counseling, you learn techniques that help you achieve goals that seem impossible to accomplish on your own. Working in this safe place, your counselor is on the side of your relationship rather than taking sides with either of you individually.