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91 East Avenue
Norwalk CT 06851
USA
1-203-286-4454
Psychotherapy services in Norwalk CT provided by Tai Pimputkar, LCSW. Offering Psychodynamic Talk Therapy, EMDR Therapy, IFS Therapy, and Sand Tray Therapy. Adults, Adolescents, Couples Counseling, Families. Specializing in the treatment of anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma symptoms, couples and relationship issues. Trauma informed and LGBT friendly therapy.
Serving clients in Fairfield County Connecticut, and the towns of Norwalk, Westport, Wilton, Fairfield, Darien, New Canaan, Stamford, Milford, Stratford, Greenwich, Southport, Weston, Easton, RIdgefield, and surrounding areas.
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Read MoreFor those who suffer from PTSD / Trauma symptoms, it is often instinct to avoid deep relationships as they feel unsafe or threatening. Yet, valuable healing may be found within relationships for those who have suffered traumatic experiences.
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Read MoreI wrote an article, published on Goodtherapy.org, in which I talk about the five things people can do to get more out of their counseling experience. These include:
Alright couples, this blog post is about fighting fairly. All couples have disagreements. Learn how to argue with a loved one without escalating the situation.
Read MoreDo you equate being busy with being productive? Or being productive with being valuable as a human being? Well, guess what. Your tendency to keep "doing" may prevent you from "being." And by that, I mean that being busy may be detracting from your overall sense of wellbeing and contentment. Through the act of mindfulness, you can learn to slow down, experience more, and feel better. Read the article I just published on Good Therapy's website to learn more about the importance of taking time to just be yourself.
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Read MoreThis post is for psychotherapists, and contains a warning about an email scam targeting us. I've heard from several therapists that they have received identical emails, which could ultimately result in lost time and money.
Read MoreLearn to work with your own negative thought patterns and start feeling better. We take in messages from the outside world about our own worth, and we internalize confused and toxic message that don't belong to us. Have you ever told yourself you're unlovable, toxic, or not smart enough? You don't have to waste energy and internalize stress due to beliefs that were never truly your own.
Read MoreWelcome to the Whole Psychotherapy blog. What does it mean to be whole?
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