Most of the people who come to Dr. Edwards' clinical practice are in some measure of pain or discomfort. They want to feel better or resolve a difficult situation. Therapy really does work. It provides a safe and confidential place to take a look at one's life, figure out what needs to change and then implement that change.

Therapy requires courage. It involves examining one's life and assuming responsibility for it. Therapy takes time. Our problems often come from long-standing patterns of thinking and acting. These habits do not change easily or quickly, but they can and do change.

Dr. Edwards and his clients work together to understand what is happening in the client's life and to change patterns of thinking and acting. Dr. Edwards emphasizes active participation by the client. The therapy is goal oriented and problem focused. It seeks to teach the client to be his or her own therapist. The result is enduring emotional and behavioral change. Clients feel better, worry less, and cope with stress better.

Dr. Edwards works with individuals, couples and families on psychological issues that can affect anyone's life at some time.

Directions

Westchester runs north-south between Preston and Douglas. The streets to the north and south of the office building are Luther Lane and Sherry Lane, respectively. Valet parking is available under the building.