Dhyana Kearly

Caring for others is a great way to improve your mental health

Caring for others is a great way to improve your mental health

Did you know that caring for others can actually be good for your mental health? Studies have shown that people who are actively involved in their communities and who volunteer their time are less likely to experience depression and anxiety.

Therapy for Gender and Sexual Identity Issues

Therapy for Gender and Sexual Identity Issues

Although a person’s sexual or romantic orientation or gender identity may not be a source of distress, people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, asexual, experiencing gender fluidity, or any other orientation or gender identity may find that the social stigma of living as a minority is a source of stress or anxiety. Dr. Holland is LGBTQ+ affirming clinician who specializes in mental health issues associated with sexual, romantic, or gender identity. As a LGBTQ+ advocate she offers nonjudgmental therapy in a safe environment and has a great deal of experience with a wide range of LGBTQ+ issues.

I highly recommend Dr. Holland!

I highly recommend Dr. Holland!

Dr. Jenny Holland is a very skilled and seasoned practitioner. Her ability to attune and listen with compassion, as well as guide her clients towards their personal goals is very impressive. She is down to earth, has common sense wisdom and a heart of gold. I highly recommend Dr. Holland!”

What causes social isolation?

What causes social isolation?

What causes social isolation? Many things can prevent us from making healthy connections to other people leading to feelings of loneliness and isolation. This can be the result of factors including long-term illness, disabilities, and economic struggles. Depression, social adversity, as well as becoming a caregiver for a loved one and bereavement can also lead to social isolation.

Affirming Therapy for a Change

Affirming Therapy for a Change

Dr. Holland’s clients often come to therapy experiencing significant stress resulting from living under circumstances where their cultural, sexual, or gender identities are not fully recognized or validated. This is known as Minority Stress. Dr. Holland incorporates a combination of systemic, interpersonal and humanistic approaches to develop a meaningful connection with her clients.