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Currently: Sanctuary Counseling, HENDERSONVILLE
Website1: www.sandrakahn.com|Email: Skahn@scgnc.org |Phone number: 980-285-3373
My experience includes over 15 years with partners who are devastated by the discovery of betrayal, infidelity in media or by a partner's choices outside of the marriage. I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor located in North Carolina. I am trained through APSATS and IITAP, including both CCPS and CSAT certification training. I also use multiple therapeutic modalities for betrayal trauma. Sessions offered include virtual and in person. I am able to take insurance and offer cash fees as well.
When faced with learning of a partner's destructive behaviors, partners and families often find themselves with pain, confusion, and anger. A variety of these tendencies can be found in individuals who experience traumatic events. Such experiences can leave individuals wondering who to turn to for help. Other individuals find the topic of addiction complicated, as they find the discussion of issues about sexuality and infidelity foreign and uncomfortable.
Partners can find a confidential, safe, and calming place to begin caring for self.
I work with men and women whose lives have been interrupted by a wide variety of issues. I guide these individuals in foundations of self-esteem, such as boundaries, self-care and communication. My therapeutic approach considers the whole person - body, mind and soul – and therapeutic concerns include stressful life interruptions, anxiety and depression, relational and spiritual concerns and longer term difficulties. Individuals whose lives are interrupted by anger, perfectionism, loss, life stage or career changes, health concerns, intrusive thoughts or behaviors, trust injuries, disordered eating as well as other personal and relationship concerns can begin steps toward better days.