Andrew J Bauer, LMFT - Pennsylvania Therapist at Grow Therapy

Andrew J Bauer

Andrew J Bauer

(he/him)

LMFT
5 years of experience
Virtual

Hello, I believe everyone deserves a Safe Non-judgemental Therapeutic Space to process Emotions, Stress, Trauma, Success, Hope, Life Goals, and be Validated along the way. I am a straight, white, 47 year old male, newer husband, and father of two young children. Therapy has helped shape and heal my own life. It has also put me on a path to help others Build, Strengthen, and Heal all important life relationships.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

I will explore a person's previous experience with therapy and their ideas about therapy. We will review therapy session expectations. We will get to know one another and begin to collaborate on developing treatment goals.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

Listening, empathizing, validating, being a positive male role model, being appropriately direct, highlighting personal strengths, incorporating both life experience and educational training into my treatment approach.

About Andrew J Bauer

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Appointments

Virtual

My treatment methods

Family Therapy

My experience has been in both home & outpatient settings. I’ve provided In-person and Telehealth therapy sessions. I view all people, families, communities, as being connected through relationships. The struggles we experience in our daily lives are symptoms of relationship issues that require healing. A Family Therapy approach results in the strengthening & healing of such relationships, learning how to put Self First, Decreasing Anxiety, and Increasing Self-esteem.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Automatic thoughts are connected to our feelings and then drive our behaviors. Identifying accurate vs inaccurate thought patterns allow for shifts in such behaviors. Through exploring client's strengths; healthier coping strategies can be developed, practiced, and implemented.

Mindfulness-Based Therapy

An understanding of what our bodies are telling us during times of high stress is an important tool for improving mental health. Recognizing that Physical Symptoms can manifest themselves in connection with Trauma, Anxiety, and Depression is a way to feel more In-Control of our Well-Being.