Personal Growth Counseling in Austin, TX

Counseling for growth

Change is inevitable and life and it helps to consciously focus on your path of growth and development. Without focusing on how you want to change, things will stay as they are or potentially worsen. For some people, that’s a good thing; they’re happy and fulfilled in their lives. But for many people, the current path they are on lacks meaning and satisfaction and they feel stuck. They want to change, but can’t seem to figure out how to change. This is where solution-focused therapy, positive psychology, and goal focused therapy come in to play as we help you achieve the change your desire.

Counseling for balance

Creating work and life balance is tricky for many men and women in our modern world. We are constantly tethered to work via emails and phones, even when we are at home. We can help you audit your priorities, create a new plan, and provide you with tools to have better coping techniques and balance in life. Work with our personal growth coaches to help create the change and balance you desire.

Counseling for stress

Stress is the body’s reaction to any change that requires an adjustment or response. The body reacts to these changes with physical, mental, and emotional responses. Stress is a normal part of life. You can experience stress from your environment, your body, and your thoughts. Even positive life changes such as a promotion, a mortgage, or the birth of a child produce stress. However, if you feel that you are constantly stressed and have no relief, it can become a problem.  Just Mind Counseling therapists can provide you with tools and techniques to get stress under control.

Get Matched With a Therapist for Personal Growth

Nothing has to be “wrong” for therapy to help. We’ll match you with someone who fits where you want to go.

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Personal Growth FAQs

Below are answers to frequently asked questions about Personal Growth Counseling.

 

Personal Growth Counseling

Listed below are some personal development goal example that will aid and augment your personal growth journey into a happier and more confident you:

  • Embrace empathy
  • Improve confidence
  • Increase emotional intelligence
  • Listen actively
  • Make fear your friend
  • Improve your body language
  • Get along with others
  • Get along with yourself
  • Stop procrastinating
  • Improve communication skills
  • Learn to cope ahead for challenges

Personal development is also known as self-development or personal growth. It involves the growth and enhancement of all aspects of the person, the feelings the person has about himself or herself, and their effectiveness in living.

  • Acknowledge and embrace imperfections
  • View challenges as opportunities
  • Try different learning tactics
  • Follow the research on brain plasticity
  • Replace the word “failing” with the word “learning”
  • Stop seeking approval
  • Value the process over the end result
  • Cultivate a sense of purpose

Self-esteem is what we think of ourselves. When it’s positive, we have confidence and self-respect. We’re content with ourselves and our abilities, in who we are and our competence. Self-esteem is relatively stable and enduring, though it can fluctuate. Healthy self-esteem makes us resilient and hopeful about life.

Anger management is a psycho-therapeutic program for anger prevention and control. It has been described as deploying anger successfully. Anger is frequently a result of frustration, or of feeling blocked or thwarted from something the subject feels is important.

Meet the Team

The therapists below specialize in personal growth counseling.

Abi Tesfaye, LPC Associate
Abi Tesfaye, LPC
Alan Nelson, LPC, SEP
Alan Nelson, LPC
Alisar Eido, LCSW
Alisar Eido, LCSW
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Alvaro Herrera, LPC Associate, NCC
Supervised by Diana Garza-Louis, LPC-S, RPT-S
Alyssa Van Lopik, LCSW
Alyssa Van Lopik, LCSW
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Ana Sofia Guerra, LPC Associate
Supervised by Eva Escobedo, LPC-S
Andrea Chavez, LMFT Associate
Andrea Loftus Chavez, LMFT Associate
Supervised by Brittany Whallen, LMFT-S
Andrea Oberhauser, LPC Associate
Andrea Oberhauser, LPC Associate
Supervised by Kimberley Mead, LPC-S
Bella Lyon, LMFT Associate
Bella Lyon, LMFT
Bill Campbell, LPC
Bill Campbell, LPC
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Celina McDonald, LPC
Courtney Garcia Puckett, LPC Associate
Courtney Garcia Puckett, LPC
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Daniel Crooks, LPC Associate
Supervised by Eva Escobedo, LPC-S
Denise Jorgensen, LPC
Denise Jorgensen, LPC
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Eric Robertson, JD, LPC Associate, LCDC-I
Supervised by Lisa Blackwood, LPC-S, LCDC
Eva Escobedo, LPC-S
Eva Escobedo, LPC-S
Evan Sadler, LCSW
Evan Sadler, LCSW
Gabi Ghag, LPC-Associate
Gabi Ghag, LPC Associate
Supervised by Kimberley Mead, LPC-S
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Helen Evans, LCSW
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Jennifer Shub, PsyD
Jessica-8512
Jessica Wansart, LCSW-S
Kari Somera, LPC
Kari Somera, LPC
Keith Cantrell, LPC Associate
Keith Cantrell, LPC
Kellie Caroselli, LPC
Kellie Caroselli, LPC
Kris Downing, LCSW, SEP
Kris Downing, LCSW-S, SEP
Kyoko Kamishima
Kyoko Kamishima, LCSW
Laura Banks, LCSW
Laura Banks, LCSW-S
Laura Gomez-Horton
Laura Gómez-Horton LCSW-S
Lindsay Schneeberger, LPC Associate
Lindsay Schneeberger, LPC
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Madison Flueckiger, LMSW
Malka Fenig, LPC, NCC
Malka Fenig, LPC, NCC
Marie-Michele Atkinson, LMFT
Marie-Michele Atkinson, LMFT
Matt Murphy, LMFT
Matt Murphy, LMFT Associate
Supervised by Daniel Brake, LMFT-S
Melody Clark, LMSW
Melody Clark, LMSW
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Mike Rosenthal, LMSW
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Myya Singletary, PhD
Nancy Puga, LPC-Associate
Nancy Puga, LPC Associate
Supervised by Emily Slaughter, LPC-S
Patty Monical, LMFT, LPC-S
Patty Monical, PhD, LMFT, LPC-S
Priyanka Nadkarni, LCSW
Priyanka LoSasso, LCSW
Ron Grace, PsyD
Ron Grace, Psyd

Not sure about who to pick? We can help!

Personal Growth Resources

Below are some posts on personal growth that may be helpful to you in your quest to learn more for yourself or those you love

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Making Room for Whimsy: How to Have More Fun as an Adult

A therapist on making room for whimsy: how to add more fun, play, and novelty to your adult life by...
How Embracing an Explorer Mindset Can Boost Happiness and Mental Health

How Embracing an Explorer Mindset Can Boost Happiness and Mental Health

Uncertainty is easier to carry when you treat it as exploration. The research behind an explorer mindset, and what it...
How Does Music Affect Emotions?

Why Should You Listen To Music When You Are Sad? How Music Can Affect Emotions

Sad music when you are already sad sounds like a bad idea. Why it often helps, and what it does...
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How to Control Your Anger

Ten ways to get a handle on anger, from what to do in the moment to knowing when it is...
Emotion Icebergs

Emotion Icebergs

Anger is usually the tip. What sits underneath it, and how to name the feeling that is actually driving the...
Is Breathing Deeply Good for You?

Is Breathing Deeply Good for You?

Whether deep breathing does anything measurable, what it changes in the body, and how to do it so it actually...

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