Person-Centered Mental Health Care
UMatter Counseling
You deserve quality care unique to U and your needs
Personalized person-centered therapy is designed to adapt the therapeutic process to the unique needs, preferences, and life situations of each client. This method positions the client at the heart of their healing journey, enabling them to delve into their thoughts, emotions, and experiences within a secure and nurturing setting. At UMatter Counseling, our therapists serve as facilitators, steering clients toward enhanced self-awareness, acceptance, and growth. Respecting each client’s individual perspective and autonomy, this approach promotes genuine self-expression, emotional recovery, and overall well-being. It’s a cooperative, non-directive method that respects each person’s value and dignity, fostering a climate of empowerment and self-initiated change.
Every session is filled with empathy as we tackle diverse challenges with specialized care.
Anxiety
Persistent and overwhelming feeling of fear or worry often accompanied by uncomfortable physical sensations.
Depression
A mood disorder characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of pleasure in activities once enjoyed.
Trauma
A psychological condition caused by experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event resulting in various emotional & physical symptoms.
Bipolar
Characterized by extreme mood swings, including emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression).
Kids & Teens
Tailored therapeutic interventions designed to address pediatric developmental needs, by utilizing age-appropriate techniques.
Couples
Navigate relationship challenges, improve communication, and deepen intimacy to enhance the overall quality of relationships.
These are just a few of our specialties.
View them all to see the range of challenges our experienced Ohio therapists can help you with.
Because It’s Your Life, Your Voice Guides Our Approach at UMatter.
Online Mental Health Therapy in Ohio
Phone
(440)297-2752
sarahfinkelshteyn@umattercounseling.org