• To overcome a persistent problem
• To learn to cope better
• To better understand ourselves or others
• To help change unhealthy or destructive patterns

• Chronic feelings of loneliness, sadness, moodiness, depression, failure or anxiety
• Persistent difficulty coping with stresses arising from life crises; such as death, divorce, illness or unemployment
• Difficulty with relationships
• Chronic work difficulties, frequent job changes or problems with workplace relationships
• Unmanageable anger, hostility or violence
• Persistent unhappiness in love relationships or marriage
• Dealing with your own or another’s affair or sexual difficulties
• The need for tranquilizers, energizers, or sleep aids.
• Parent - Child difficulties; problems with a child’s behavior at home or in school
• Repeated financial difficulties
• Problem behaviors such as alcohol and/or drug abuse or compulsive gambling
• Inability to set or achieve life goals

Dr. Gail Gabbert can help people of all ages, whether they attend counseling as an individual or as part of a couple or family. She will apply her professional training to find the help you need; to enrich your life and relationships; and to discover solutions through trained guidance.