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Roseann Adams, MSW, LCSW

"We all long for rich, rewarding lives, satisfying work, caring relationships and good feelings about ourselves. I can help you develop practical and creative relational skills to live in joyful, authentic happiness with open-hearted courage and confidence."

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Positivity for
a Change

We all long for rich, rewarding lives, satisfying work, caring relationships and good feelings about ourselves. I can help you develop practical and creative relational skills to live in joyful, authentic happiness with open-hearted courage and confidence.

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Counseling Tailored to You

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Individual Therapy

When life presents us with challenges and sometimes problems are too big to solve without professional help. 

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Pre-Martial Therapy

Ready to build a life-long partnership? Many marriages don’t last, but you want yours to beat the odds and stand the tests of time.

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Couples Therapy

Re-connect with the good feelings that brought you together. Learn cooperative approaches to conflict and strengthened connection.

Family Outdoor Gathering

Family Therapy

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ABOUT

Relational-Cultural Theory

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Roseann Adams, LCSW is a contributing author to
"How Connections Heal: Stories From Relational Cultural Therapy."

Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT) is based on the premise that psychological and emotional growth occur in relationship and that all people yearn for connection. Empathy is at the foundation of this theory and connection is viewed as the energy that makes change possible. The theory, based on the work of the late Jean Baker Miller, also explores how cultural factors influence behaviors and expectations in relationships. This theory examines notions of self, autonomy, independence, individuation, power and competition. The work of therapy, as defined by this theory, is the creation of a growth-fostering relationship between therapist and client built on mutual empathy and authentic connection. 

As a Relational-Cultural therapist, my work would include an exploration of your history and the cultural contexts in which you live. Together we would examine your perceptions, beliefs, and relational experiences to understand how you see yourself and expand possibilities for self-expression and self-empowerment. Healthy, satisfying connections are about being seen, accepted, and loved for who we are. Healthy, satisfying relationships encourage us to extend our authentic selves to others. We can find respectful ways to navigate inevitable conflicts as we relate across our differences, embrace vulnerability, develop strength and resilience and create profound mutual healing through genuine caring.

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  • A sense of zest

  • Increased ability and motivation

  • Increased knowledge of oneself and others

  • Increased sense of self-worth

  • Increased desire for more connection as a consequence of increased relational competence and courage

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Mission Statement

To provide mental health services to individuals, couples, and families and to study, teach, and write about the resilience of the human spirit, the transformative power of positivity, and the healing power of human connection.

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