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Many people have a cartoon image of therapy: the
patient lying on the therapist's couch in a sterile office while the doctor sits behind
him, out of sight, jotting notes on a pad of paper and watching the clock. Marriage
counselors often are portrayed as stern referees behind a big desk facing a nervous couple
in stiff chairs. My office isn't like that at all. It's in two-story white-columned "house" on a shady street near the heart of town. The room I use the most we call "the living room" because that's what it looks like. You can sit on a sofa, a comfortable chair, on the floor if you want. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea while we talk. There are big shade trees outside the windows so we can watch the change of seasons. And there's a teddy bear in residence if you want a friend to hold. There's a reception area with nice wicker furniture and current magazines and other reading material, and a beverage center with coffee, tea and water always available. I've made a conscious effort to create a warm, relaxed atmosphere where I hope you will feel comfortable. |
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