About Bill Stoner, MA, LMHC - Stoner Counseling Services, LLC

Successful therapy is based on a good therapeutic relationship. This relationship starts when we  create a safe and supportive environment where, at your own pace, you can:

  • Learn ways to change how you see and relate to yourself and the world.

  • Improve communication with others.

  • Identify what you need to thrive.

  • Rediscover your unique gifts.

  • Create and maintain healthy boundaries.

Growing in any of these areas can help you create the life that you want to live.

I have specialized training and experience in helping individuals in the GLBTQQI community, including those with HIV/AIDS. I have worked as a clinical nurse and this experience gives me a better understanding of those individuals and families dealing with health related issues.

I have training and experience working with seniors, many of whom have chronic mental and or physical conditions. I have extensive experience working with men and offer an ongoing men's group.

I have over 20 years of experience as a mid-level manager in state government and am a former member of the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW). This breadth of experience helps me understand managers and line staff on issues such as:

  • Working with “difficult” bosses, peers, and or customers.

  • Managing increasing workloads with decreasing resources.

  • Deciding whether to change jobs.

  • Developing ways make it easier to stay in the current job.

I have specialized training and experience in helping treat active duty soldiers and veterans, especially those from Operation Enduring Freedom, and the Gulf wars and am a member of the Soldiers Project.

I believe in the power of story, poetry, and metaphor and often use these in my work.


Types of Counseling

I work with adolescents, adults, seniors, couples, families and groups.

Together we can explore such issues as...

  • Relationships with self and others.

  • Relationship to money, career or work.

  • Communication with spouses, partner, children, parents, boss, co-workers or others.

  • Grief or loss (including family member, friend or pet).

  • Life or career transitions (including loss of employment or demotion).

  • Anxiety or depression.

  • Post-traumatic stress.

  • Performance improvement (for musicians, athletes and other performance-based skill sets).

  • Spirituality.


 

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