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Pittsford (9.87 mi)

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14534 (1) (10.57 mi)
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Find Sexual Abuse Counseling in Gates Center, NY to help deal with feelings of grief, anxiety, guilt, anger and depression that have appeared as a result of sexual assault.

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  • Nicole Crump, LCSW
    530 Points

    Nicole Crump, LCSW

    Modern Therapy Services
    Distance: 3.79 mi
    95 Allens Creek Rd
    Building 1 Suite 326
    Rochester, NY 14618
  • Pebble Kranz, MD, FECSM
    300 Points

    Pebble Kranz, MD, FECSM

    Rochester Center for Sexual Wellness
    Distance: 3.79 mi
    2000 Winton Road South
    Bldg 4, Suite 305
    Rochester, NY 14618
  • Cory Sorce, Psychotherapist, LCSW-R 200 Points

    Cory Sorce, Psychotherapist, LCSW-R

    Clearwater Therapy & Associates
    Distance: 9.87 mi
    1 Lockwood Drive, Suite #230
    Pittsford, NY 14534

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Sexual Abuse Counseling Info

Sexual Abuse Counseling Summary:
Sexual Abuse Counseling is a resource for individuals who have been victims of rape, incest or other forms of sexual assault.

A sexual abuse counselor can help with feelings of guilt, anger, anxiety and other emotions that have resulted from sexual assault. Sexual Abuse Counseling can help an individual deal with painful emotions so that they are eventually able to let go and move on. A sexual abuse counselor is trained, licensed and certified to deal with a multitude of problems such as dissociation during sexual encounters, anger management, communication problems and medical disorders.

Education and Training: A sexual abuse counselor is usually someone who has already received education and training in a mental health field. Therapists, psychologists, marriage counselors and child counselors can all provide Sexual Abuse Counseling.


Sexual Abuse Counseling FAQs:
What is

Sexual Abuse Counseling

?
Sexual Abuse Counseling is counseling or therapy for individuals who are currently experiencing or who have in the past experienced sexual abuse. Sexual Abuse Counseling helps victims of sexual abuse learn how to cope with feelings of anxiety, guilt and anger so that they can live happy and fulfilled lives.

How often do people see a Sexual Abuse Counselor?
Many utilize Sexual Abuse Counseling long-term, as the effects of sexual abuse are far-reaching and long-lasting. Some may need Sexual Abuse Counseling for a longer time than others, as every victim has their own recovery process. Sexual Abuse Counseling can take place immediately after the abuse occurs, or many years later.

What are some signs that one should seek Sexual Abuse Counseling?
Those who are struggling with psychological issues stemming from sexual abuse or who have not fully dealt with their feelings regarding their past should seek Sexual Abuse Counseling. Some common issues Sexual Abuse Counseling can help with are: Anger, Guilt, Depression, Anxiety, Grief, Intimacy Problems or Sexual Dysfunction.

What are the benefits of Sexual Abuse Counseling?
Sexual Abuse Counseling can help victims gain insight into their feelings, clarify their values, work through shame, gain communication skills and experience emotional catharsis. Sexual Abuse Counseling is effective in helping victims overcome fears and painful memories that if left unchecked can lead to emotional instability, substance abuse or medical problems.

How do I find Sexual Abuse Counseling in my city and state?
The Wellness.com directory will help you locate Sexual Abuse Counseling in your state. Select Sexual Abuse Counseling from the professionals menu and select the state that you are looking to locate Sexual Abuse Counseling in. After you have located your state, find the city that you will need Sexual Abuse Counseling in. Select the state and city and you will see a list of Sexual Abuse Counseling in your city and state.


Sexual Abuse Counseling Related Terms:
Sexual Assault Counseling, Sexual Abuse Therapy, Sexual Abuse Survivor, Sexual Abuse Victim Counseling