WELCOME TO ADULT AND GERIACTRIC COUNSELING AND CONSULTING

AGCC PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE

Alternative to conventional therapy, Mr. Amoroso’s unique and effective goal oriented approach to short-term psychotherapy allows his patients to use logic and self-awareness to recognize the underlying cause of their immediate challenges. This action based therapy offers a concrete surface to work from and achievable goals to work towards. Mr. Amoroso places great emphasis on a morally and ethically based practice with a strong focus on mindfulness, acceptance, and the connection between the body and soul is aimed at providing real time psychotherapy for real time, problem solving application.

BEHAVIORAL THERAPY

BEHAVIORAL THERAPY

Enables the patient to identify and alter their unhealthy or destructive behaviors. This type of psychotherapy holds the belief that all behaviors are learned and therefore can change.
ACCEPTANCE & COMMITMENT THERAPY

ACCEPTANCE & COMMITMENT THERAPY

Allows the patient to stop avoiding and denying deeper emotions that project onto their daily lives by using acceptance and mindfulness strategies to improve quality of life.
MINDFULNESS-BASED THERAPY

MINDFULNESS-BASED THERAPY

The patient will be able to be aware of thoughts and feelings, accepting them, yet not reacting to or focusing on them to alter repetitive negative thought patterns.

Keys to Successful Psychotherapy

Goals

Goals are unique as finger prints no two people work toward their goals in the same way. Goals can be tangible as “I want to learn how to become more assertive” or the goal can be more abstract such as I want to reduce feelings of depression and anxiety. The art of setting and achieving goals starts with an identified goal. The goal must be clear agreed upon by the client and achievable, ways to measure the success of a goal must also be identified.

Mindfulness

Mindfulness is a state of active open attention on the present. When you are mindful you carefully observe your thought and feelings without judging them good or bad. Instead of letting your life pass you by, mindfulness means living in the moment and awakening to your current experience rather than dwelling on the past or anticipating the future.

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