Common Concerns

Feeling stuck? Want a change but don’t know where to start or what you need? Need help defining what you want and guidance on how to get there?

These are some of the many common concerns and reasons why many seek help from an expert in psychotherapy. Life hands us many challenges and I have worked with clients to help them navigate the variety of transitions and hardships that they are facing.

Health & Wellness

It is clear - that there are many relationships with the brain and body!

Together we can work on the psychological and behavioral aspects of physical and mental health. Well-being can be greatly enhanced with using psychological theory and research to assist patients in developing and maintaining healthy lifestyles, managing chronic disease and coping with injuries or new medical diagnoses. This can be especially important for people as they transition through life changes such as pregnancy, child birth, chronic illness, end of life and other major life changes.

Lifestyle Changes

For many of us - we know we have areas in need of change for our lifestyles..yet we struggle to take the steps to change or maintain those change. Most people know they would feel better with losing weight, moving more and sleeping better but still struggle to make these changes or to make them last.

Dr. Blaney specializes in helping you motivate, commit and change these behaviors that will help improve many areas of your life.

Coaching, Groups and Assessments

Need help establishing and sticking to goals?

Want support from others coping with similar circumstances and challenges?

Considering bariatric surgery or related needs to change eating behavior?

• Coaching: Clarity of goals, needed changes and accountability and guidance to get what you want.

• Groups: Telehealth Groups Coming soon!

• Assessments: Details Coming soon for Bariatric Evaluations

Medical Practice Business Consulting

Many practices were already in need of enhancing and providing integrated behavioral health services for their providers and patients. Now more than ever, with a pandemic burning out the healthcare systems, providers, staff and patients - it is clear we need to provide better public health psychology and behavioral health interventions for the systems of care and patients alike

• Consulting and contracting for Integrated Care - not all behavioral health providers offer the same skills. Learn in advance what your system may need and who can help provide the services you seek.

• Discuss options to address Provider Burnout and support Well Being

• Caring for Caregivers during this time with COVID-19 Pandemic