About Peter Cooper Counselor in Bremerton
Counseling in Bremerton
You've been struggling for so long and you are ready to move forward. But, how do you find a therapist in Bremerton, WA that you can really trust? The process of therapy needs to happen with someone you feel safe with.
Who knew when you started googling “find a therapist near me” you would find so many therapists in Bremerton. Sometimes it can feel like they are all saying the same thing. How do you find someone who sees you, hears you, and gets where you are and what you are experiencing?
My name is Peter Cooper and I became a therapist because I wanted to give my life to help others who are going through difficult periods. I deeply believe people, circumstances, and relationships can and do change. I hope for others when they may find it difficult to hope for themselves.
I have a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and specialized training and experience in Emotionally Focused Therapy. My specialties include emotional and relationship concerns with individuals, couples, and families.
I know it can feel like a big step to call a counselor, but I’ll make it easy. We’ll spend 15-minutes on the phone and I’ll let you know how or if I can help. If I am not the right person, I’ll do my best to get you to the right person.
Contact me at (360)447-8208 for your free 15-minute phone consultation for counseling in Bremerton.
Frequently Asked Questions About Counseling in Bremerton
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I offer online therapy for those in Washington State, and I offer in-your-home therapy for those who live in Kitsap County.
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Generally, as we begin talking we get a sense of how well we click. Most important is that you feel you safe and seen, connected and accepted, so that you feel comfortable working on the concerns that moved you to look for counseling.
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You can expect a safe, professional, client-centered experience. It is safe in that you are completely accepted for who are. It is professional in that all legal, ethical, and professional standards are maintained. It is client-center in that therapy is about what you hope to accomplish. It is an experience in that therapy is not done to you, but it is a collaborative work to accomplish your goals and outcomes.
