Telephone Therapy in the Privacy and Comfort of your Surroundings!
PsychotherapyHELP
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Paul J. Hannig, Ph.D. MFT
PsychotherapyHELP
(818) 882-7404
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- Bringing Therapy to You ... Regardless of your Schedule or Where you Live
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A modern trend has arrived. No longer do you have to get in your car and travel a considerable distance for a therapy appointment. Gone are the days of waiting to pour your heart out in some office that has questionable safeguards for confidentiality and privacy. With Telephone Therapy, you can feel more comfortable and relaxed working through your emotional issues in the privacy of your own home or office.
Finding a qualified therapist in your area is no longer a problem. Telephone Therapy now provides you with the expertise of Paul J. Hannig, Ph.D. Therapy sessions are scheduled at your time and convenience. A 60 minute session is all it takes. Why spend time traveling to and from a therapist's office?!
Don't like to wait? Your session begins when you call in. Telephone therapy is right there when you need it, at the time that is scheduled. Telephone Therapy simplifies the therapy experience ... just when you need it the most. One phone call is all it takes to get started...
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An Initial Autobiography is Required
Before entering therapy, a provide a 3-5 page autobiography is necessary. This screening tool provides us with an excellent opportunity to study your circumstances before your first session and get right to the point - saving you time and money (see below). Please mail or email the document so that it is received prior to your first session.
On paper, please describe in as much detail as possible:
- Tell why you are seeking help at this time of your life.
- Describe yourself, your family and present life situation.
- Give as much detail as you can concerning the circumstances surrounding childhood, your birth, medical issues; where you were born and raised; important relationships such as parents, siblings, grandparents, etc.
- Include your childhood, teenage and adult years - with its love relationships, engagements, marriages, breakups, divorces, deaths, losses and gains.
- If difficulties concern a minor or significant other living at home with you, please include as much information about that person too. When did the behavior begin? Were there any events in his/her life that triggered its onset?
- Give a brief occupational history and include descriptions concerning moods, anxiety and personality. Also include data concerning alcohol and substance abuse, smoking, and medications that you are presently taking.
- Give a description of your cultural and spiritual background and history, if any. What religious or spiritual methods have you practised or used?
**Please keep in mind that an autobiography submitted prior to your session saves you time and money. Having your information on hand before therapy begins jumpstarts your progress and guarantees that your initial session is not spent gathering historical data.
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Paul J. Hannig, Ph.D MFT w PsychotherapyHELP
10170-4 Larwin Avenue w Chatsworth, CA 91311 w 818.882.7404
