Can a Multi-State Licensed Therapist Work for My Unique Combination of Relationships and Locations?

Every combination of family members and couples that comes to me has a unique story and situation. Many of them are disbursed across state lines and are trying to figure out how to have healthy relationships within a unique set of circumstances and challenges. All of them are looking for a therapist licensed in their … Read more

Is Family Estrangement on the Rise?

Family estrangement is an incredibly emotionally difficult and hard to navigate issue for families that struggle with it. While the experience will be different for each family group, estrangement is the distancing of one or more family members from the family unit due to a myriad of reasons. The most common reasons for family estrangement … Read more

Major Life Transitions Causing Familial Tension? Family Therapy can Help With That

Major life transitions can be overwhelming and cause ripple effects within the relationship of your extended family. It may feel like everyone in your family has an opinion or something to say which can cause tension between relatives. DivorceCross-country moveRetirementWelcoming new childrenNew marriagesDeath of a loved one For many people, family therapy may feel like … Read more

Is Your Family Ready for Family Therapy? (How to Successfully Navigate Family Dynamics)

Giving Family Therapy a chance can be transformative for your family, but the reality is that deep set patterns and dysfunction that span decades are tough to tackle. Layers of emotion, resentment and misunderstanding can make even the simplest conversations go sideways quickly. Family therapy can provide a supportive environment to address challenges, improve communication, … Read more

Why Continuity of Therapy is so Important and How a Multi-State Therapist can Help

In the realm of mental health, the significance of continuity of care in therapy cannot be overstated. The geographic and scheduling challenges that many or our clients face (work, travel and family obligations) can only be overcome with a therapist that is licensed in multiple states. Why Continuity of Care Matters The consistent and uninterrupted … Read more

What is an LMFT and how can they help you and your loves ones?

A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) like Lisa Rogers can step in to your life with compassion, expertise, and guidance for the challenges you face in your context. Life can put our mental health and relationships to the test. There are times when relational difficulties feel insurmountable and utterly overwhelming. We end up anxious, … Read more

Who can a Multi-State Licensed Therapist Help?

Advancements in technology and changes in licensing regulations have made it possible for therapists like Lisa Rogers to offer their services across state lines. This is an incredible opportunity for individuals and groups that wouldn’t otherwise have access to a trusted therapist. Multi-state licensed therapists are uniquely positioned to provide valuable assistance to a wide … Read more

Navigating the Complex Terrain of Adult Sibling Relationships: Why Can’t We all Just Get Along?

Adult sibling relationships are a unique blend of history, camaraderie, and complexity. While some adult siblings share unbreakable bonds, others find themselves grappling with various challenges that strain their relationship. As a therapist who works with adult siblings in a variety of contexts, these are the underlying factors that often lead to difficulties in relationships. … Read more

Online Therapy is a Fantastic Tool to Help Families Reconnect

Family dynamics are complex, and over time, relationships between families can become strained or distant emotionally and geographically. Adult children move away from their parents (and each other). New generations of children are born. Individuals change and have new life experiences. Perhaps your ability to connect, communicate and generally relate with your parents, adult children … Read more

Does Your Therapist Need to be in the Same State as You?

In general therapists must be licensed in the state where they practice. Each state has its own licensing requirements and regulations for mental health professionals. This means that, from a legal standpoint, therapists typically need to be licensed in the state that their clients reside when providing therapy services. But what does this mean for … Read more