Healing minds and voices

“If I know what I want to say, why can’t I say it?”

Sometimes the words are there but anxiety, trauma, or something else gets in the way.
 
Speech therapy and psychotherapy aren’t just for “fixing problems”. They are tools for unlocking authentic communication.
 
Therapists like me help with fear, shame, or trauma behind the silence.
Speech therapists can help with expressive and receptive language.
 
This kind of dual support can be life changing.
 
In this video, I discussed this need for collaboration with speech-language pathologist Laura Grube:
https://youtu.be/WeDbYaEcwvM?si=hlyMiNcKWaf6Tg_w
 
If communication feels hard, it’s not a failure. It’s a signal that something deeper might need attention.
 
If you need to talk to me about how psychotherapy or speech therapy, get in contact.

Chris Warren-Dickins
Therapist in New Jersey
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