Anger Management
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Mental health
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Physical health
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Relationships
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Job
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Clenched jaw or hands
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Headaches
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Racing heartbeat
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Shallow breathing
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Tight shoulders
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Sweating or shaking
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“Seeing red”
Relationships
Post Traumatic stress (PTSD)
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Bullying
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Physical Assault
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Community Violence
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Complex Trauma
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Disasters
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Early Childhood Trauma
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Intimate Partner Violence
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Medical Trauma
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Physical Abuse
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Car Accidents
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Rape
- Acquire skills to manage symptoms
- Identify maladaptive thoughts and behaviors, and replace with adaptive ones
- Implement relaxation and mindfulness strategies to help regulate emotions and thoughts
- Process and rewire traumatic events in the mind and body
- Release negative energy stored in the body
Depression
Dr. Janné understands that while we all feel sad, moody, or down from time to time, some people feel depressed intensely, for long periods of time and sometimes without any apparent reason.
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Lack of energy
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Difficulty sleeping
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Sleeping more than usual
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Feeling irritable
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Finding it hard to concentrate
Psychotherapy helps to identify life events, belief systems, distorted thinking, and unhealthy relationships that may be contributing to depression. Once this is established, therapy can provide you with support, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and interpersonal coping skills to effectively improve your mood and quality of life.
Anxiety
What is anxiety?
For many people, anxiety is difficult to express. It is sometimes described as worry, fear, stress, or tension. For some, it is mild, and for others it is severe. However, most people can agree it is an uncomfortable and disruptive experience which can interfere with relationships, work, school, family and social life.
Anxiety is distinguished by specific physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms. Some people feel it in different body parts, experiencing stomach aches, headaches, palpitations, or shortness of breath. Others feel like they are out of control or even going crazy.
Anxiety is triggered once you perceive a real or imagined threat. As long as there is a perceived threat, cortisol releases to keep the body supercharged, resulting in feeling anxious or on edge. Anxiety happens when the amygdala, a part of the brain, senses there is a problem.
The central nervous system is increasing the body’s alertness, heart rate, reflexes, respiration, and blood flow into the muscles. This affects the autonomic nervous system (ANS) which includes the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems. An overactive sympathetic nervous system (SNS) can lead to an anxiety disorder. The SNS control’s your body’s “fight or flight” response. Your parasympathetic system is what helps you achieve the relaxation response.
Treatment options for an anxiety disorder include: cognitive-behavior therapy, as well as relaxation techniques. Dr. Janné can help you effectively manage anxiety, and provide you with:
- Psycho-education about anxiety
- Mindfulness
- Relaxation techniques
- Effective breathing techniques
- Assertiveness skills
- Building self-esteem
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques
- Effective problem solving
Success Stories
“This is a superb psychologist and office practice. Dr. Lomasky is highly talented and experienced, and I receive superlative feedback from patients whom I refer. I strongly recommend Dr. Lomasky for any psychological management, especially marital problems, anxiety, depression, addictive problems, and weight control.”
“I wanted to let you know that I am walking back to my car after our session and I feel so enlightened. You make me feel so heard and understood, and I look forward to my session every week.”
“Simply said, Dr. Lomasky is a beautiful soul. When you walk into her practice, it’s like walking into a safe place. She is genuine, sensitive, and kind. She is also strong and direct, she is simply amazing at what she does. Not only has she seen both my husband and me, but most recently my two daughters. My girls connected with her instantly! And she made a world of difference in their day today. She provided them with real “tools” to help them navigate this complicated life we live in. All I can say is thank you!”
“How can you not love everything she undertakes.”
“Dr. J is so deep in character, wisdom, and compassion. She believes in the mind/body connection so strongly, and her integrity in this belief includes her personal experience using the valuable tools she teaches her patients; so they can harness a power that continually shows itself to be life-changing. She offers this guidance with such unselfish devotion. I often wonder how she can be so untiringly consistent, but then I am reminded of ‘the power’”
“I have never met a psychologist like Dr. J. She does not only listen, but she is able to identify issues that have been buried so deep and help bring out this inner strength and power to heal. I have come so far with her exceptional help. She is a miracle worker.”