William Bishop, Psychotherapist in Longmont, 80501

William Hambleton Bishop, MA, LPC

Profession(s):
Psychotherapy, Marriage & Family Therapy, Counseling
License Status:
I'm a licensed professional.
Primary License:
Licensed Profesional Counselor - 6156

My Approach to Helping

Greetings, I offer Individual, Couples and Family Therapy in Colorado. I offer a meaningful, intelligent, hopeful and empathetic therapeutic experience; I will guide you on a process which will help you to find solutions, self-awareness, wellness, relationship satisfaction and harmony.

As an individual, I can offer you a non-judgmental space to explore what is keeping you from your goals while unfolding a process aimed at building insight, resiliency and hope.

Couples and Family therapy is one of my specialties. I guide a process which helps everyone to have their needs understood... and met.

I offer a safe place for relationships to grow by mediating and promoting interactions which cultivate understanding, improved relationship skills, secure attachment and reasonable solutions.

More Info About My Practice

I can help you to increase your overall wellness, to get your needs met, to make a relationship more harmonious and fulfilling, to find meaning and resiliency for your suffering, to build self-awareness, and to find reasonable solutions.

I use a foundation of empathy and acceptance to help guide you towards your aspirations.

People have different needs related to experiencing positive change; as such, I draw from a large selection of interventions to meet the specific needs that you may have? Some people need pragmatic solutions while other people benefit more from insight-based processes. I offer support to individuals, couples, and families.

Specific Issue(s) I'm Skilled at Helping With

I believe in healing relationships and my greatest strength is helping people to remain hopeful and positive as the therapy process moves them towards their goals.

Why Going to Therapy Does Not Mean You are Weak or Flawed

We are all good people... and we all need help in relating better with those we care for. Seeking therapy is a display of both courage and integrity... it takes maturity and humility to accept that asking for help is the surest way towards familial, relational and self improvement.There is no flaw in a person with the self-awareness to better themselves and their relationships... indeed there can be a social stigma surrounding the choice of asking for help and I would hope that one day it would be denial, resistance and avoidance which would be seen as the less favorable choice. You have infinite potential when you open yourself to collaborate with all those willing to help you heal and grow.

Services I Provide

Individual Therapy & Counseling
Marriage, Couples, or Relationship Counseling
Family Therapy
Group Therapy
Mediation
Coaching
Consultation

Ages I Work With

Children
Teens
Adults
Elders

Languages I Speak

English

Groups I Work With

Couples, families, teens, individuals, partners, groups of people,
people with type one diabetes, people with adoption in the family, people seeking to improve their relationship(s),
people who have specific health goals (such as weight loss)
people who would like to change a behavior,
Marriages,