New to Grow
Linda Brose, clinical therapist, has grown up in Northern Nevada my whole life. Attended college here and completed training in clinical therapy including over 20 years of Social Work in the community with elders and in the local largest hospital with crisis intervention and life transitions. Clinician has experience with all age groups including adults, teens, elderly, children, and couples.
In our first session together, here's what you can expect
Our first session will include a getting to know each other phase. Clinician will ask about what you want to work on in therapy, any behaviors you might want to change, and what has worked or not worked in in your past experiences. The goal is to determine your already existing strengths and add effective skills to your "tool box" of emotional supports. Will begin with where you are at, and follow where you lead. After we have established rapport, will discuss any concerns with you that might not have been considered by yourself previously.
The biggest strengths that I bring into our sessions
Greatest strengths include many years experience supporting those in crisis and going through big life transitions. Able to support you emotionally, respectfully, and with an open mind.
The clients I'm best positioned to serve
Linda Brose, LCSW has extensive history working with elderly individuals including those with beginning and advanced dementia. Further experience with other populations including life transitions, chronic health concerns, grief/loss, and emotional support. Many folks seeking mental health support are looking for goals involving lowering anxiety, depression, and increasing independence and self esteem.
Dialectical Behavior (DBT)
I have a 16 week training certification and have practiced this specifically for several years.
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
I was trained in this through my college education and utilize it as needed to support client's as well.
Grief Therapy
I have several years including and prior to clinical internship with this population.
Strength-Based
This approach is a belief of mine prior and after becoming a clinician.