SCOTT CHAUSSE MA, LPC, LAC

Holistic healing includes treating the whole system of a person, including processing traumas and repressed emotions, addressing negative subconscious beliefs, changing self-defeating behaviors/actions, etc. Helping a client merely change behaviors alone, or only addressing specific symptoms, may not always resolve the root cause(s) of the symptoms and behaviors. Addressing the whole system of a client may have a more complete, positive impact long term for a client and the outcome of their treatment.

When clients have achieved a state of relative emotional stability in their treatment process, each client is considered on a case-to-case basis (depending on their emotional stability at that point in treatment) to learn a method(s) to enable clients to clear and manage their own emotions when they become emotionally activated outside of treatment. This enables clients to feel more independent and self-sufficient when their emotions become activated in their daily life between sessions. Clients having the ability to manage everyday emotions with their own skills is always the goal. Supporting clients to be their true authentic self, knowing who they are and engaging with life confidently through their own personal knowledge, emotional clearing skills, and enduring resilience to meet life’s challenges effectively is the long-term, underlying goal of treatment.