Counseling and Psychotherapy for Adults, Children, Adolescents, Couples and Families
"Where We Learn, Grow, And Change."
Sunrise Therapy Services, LLC.
If you are ready for a change,
Sunrise Therapy Services, LLC. is ready to help.
Asking for help is a sign of strength.
Change starts with a single step forward.
Specialties
Couple and Marital Issues
Looking for guidance in relationships can be hard, but we are here to help and start that process of healing!
Personal Growth
We are here to give you the tools to grow within yourself. Creating the confidence needed to get you through anything life may throw at you.
Anxiety and Depression
Dealing with anxiety and depression can be difficult and isolating. However, Sunrise Therapy Services, LLC. has trained therapists to help you develop the mental muscle needed to become stronger.
About Sunrise Therapy Services, LLC
"Where We Learn, Grow, And Change"
Sunrise Therapy Services, LLC. is a trusted, proven counseling agency with offices located in Trumbull, Connecticut. We can help you take control of your emotions and of your life.
“Identify your problems but give your power and energy to solutions.”
– TONY ROBBINS
Treatment Areas of Expertise
We provide compassionate, personalized mental health services, and we work to ensure a safe, non-judgmental experience where you are free to learn, grow, change and heal.
| Features | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| ✓ ADHD | ✓ Anger Management | ✓ Anxiety Disorders or Fears | ✓ Emotional Abuse |
| ✓ Child or Adolescent Issues | ✓Christian Counseling | ✓ Codependency | ✓ Couples |
| ✓ Depression | ✓ Divorce | ✓ Domestic Abuse or Violence | ✓ Family Conflict |
| ✓ Forgiveness | ✓ Grief | ✓ Infidelity | ✓ Infertility or Adoption |
| ✓ Life Transitions | ✓ Marital | ✓ Self-Esteem | ✓ Trauma |
“Your present circumstances don’t determine where you can go; they merely determine where you start.”
– NIDO QUBEIN
The more support you gain, the better equipped you will be to take on bigger challenges and achieve more successes.
Our therapists are here to work with you, no matter what you are going through. We know that choosing to undergo counseling or therapy can feel intimidating, so we promise to cultivate a safe environment where we will listen to you, support you, and help you move forward in a healthy way.
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“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.”
– RALPH WALDO EMERSON
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I Thought It Was Just Me. “It feels like I am the only one.” “Why me?” “Am I crazy?” If you’re nodding your head as you read these statements, you are NOT the only one. Oftentimes we isolate when we are going through something painful, but we also isolate our pain. Dr. Kristin Neff (Youtube.com) reflects wonderful research around the 3 Components of Self-Compassion: Self-Kindness, Mindfulness and Common Humanity . When we are in a place of suffering, we tend to isolate mentally and cut ourselves off from support. We may not all share the same life experiences, but we all do carry the same human emotions: sadness, anger, grief, joy, shame and many more. Dr. Kristin Neff normalizes human suffering in that suffering is a part of life and we don’t have to go through it alone. We are naturally built for human connection and the need to be understood with what we go through in life. All too often feeling like what you are going through is “just you” is one of the many barriers to finding other people who also can relate to either the experience, emotion or the suffering. One example of a shared difficult experience as a country is the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people continue to suffer today from the anxiety, depression and isolation that originated from this pandemic, but few individuals recognize that they are not alone. And it’s not just about seeking professional help, but also that you give yourself the compassion you deserve to reveal your pain and find connection. Kristin Neff’s 3 Components Of Self-Compassion Brief Breakdown: Kindness - Being kind and gentle towards ourselves during times of pain and suffering. Mindfulness - Being aware of the physical, emotional, and mental pain. Common Humanity- Recognizing that painful emotions are a part of being human. “Remember, if you really want to motivate yourself, love is more powerful than fear.” - Dr. Kristin Neff.
World Semicolon Day is on April 16th of every year. Project Semicolon was founded on April 16th, 2013 and is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope to those who are struggling with mental health issues, suicidal thoughts, depression, self-injury, and addiction. According to the Project Semicolon website, “A semicolon is used when an author could have chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. The author is you and the sentence is your life. When you’re experiencing a mental health problem, supportive and reliable information can change your life. That’s what we do. We empower people to understand their condition and the choices available to cope with the symptoms of their mental illness.” This encourages the idea to discuss personal experience, strength, and hope with others. The timing of the date of World Semicolon Day on April 16th is symbolic to occur in the month of April. According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, the month of April is rooted in the Latin word Aprilis meaning “to open.” This could also be in reference to the opening or blossoming of flowers, trees, hope and renewal and a chance to develop, grow, flourish and thrive. The Sunrise Therapy Services Team works with adults, children, adolescents, couples and families every day who struggle with mental illness, depression, anxiety, trauma, thoughts of suicide, thoughts of wanting to engage in self-injurious behavior, and many other challenges. We are passionate about our clinical work and we are dedicated to let our clients and others know that their story isn’t over yet. Our mission is to raise mental health awareness and educate about mental health, the stigma surrounding mental illness and provide resources and ongoing support. As our Sunrise Therapy Services motto states, we are committed to the practice “Where We Learn, Grow, and Change.” What is your story? You too can raise mental health awareness and help stop the mental health stigma. Your story is not over yet! One important way you can play a role in helping someone with mental health issues is to have an open conversation and encourage those who are in need to seek support.
As the year of 2022 comes to a close, let's reflect on ways to build a healthy relationship with yourself and also set a tone for the New Year of 2023 and for your life moving forward. Your relationship with yourself is one of the most important relationships you will ever have!
How To Keep Our Brains Healthy Julian Lagoy, MD, a psychiatrist with Mindpath Health, believes that research is important. "We can all learn from it to help improve our lives." he says. "It shows that we need to keep our minds active and engaged, and that the more we use our brains in life, the less likely we will have degeneration in older age." Education and lifelong learning help us use our brains to their maximum potential by stirring up our curiosity and intellect, Dr. Lagoy adds. The more you use your brain, the more oxygen it requires and your body increases blood flow to it to fulfill the higher demand. This is what keeps the brain healthy and active. "It's similar to how cardio exercise every day helps benefit the health of your heart. It's just like working out your other muscles. The more you keep the mind engaged, the healthier you are for it whereas if you don't use it regularly it is more likely to decline." "There are plenty of things you can do in your daily life, such as having thought-provoking conversations, or watching intelligent, educational TV shows, like documentaries to keep your brain healthy." -Julian Lagoy, MD How are you keeping your brain healthy?
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115 Technology Drive, Suite A301
Trumbull, CT 06611
Phone: (203) 612-4300
Fax: (203) 892-6873
4154 Madison Avenue, Suite 102
Trumbull, CT 06611
Phone: (203) 612-4300
Fax: (203) 892-6873