Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT)

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Anxiety, stress, and repressed trauma can trigger negative feelings and thoughts. This negativity can carry over into all areas of life and affect your mental health. Working with a therapist who specializes in compassion-focused therapy can help you begin healing.

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Living with feelings of negativity may look like:

The therapists at JuneDay Therapy provide a safe and nurturing atmosphere that helps you understand the source of negative thoughts and feelings.

Compassion Focused Therapy Can Reduce Self-Criticism

If you're struggling with:

  • body image issues
  • stress
  • shame
  • depression
  • anger

Our therapists can help you understand.

Mental health issues can affect cognitive function, resulting in negative thoughts and feelings. Our team understands the strain these issues create in all areas of life. 

We listen to your concerns and help create positive changes for a better life. Our therapists aim to help you reduce self-criticism and increase feelings of positivity. We use a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness to facilitate positive growth.

Compassion-Focused Therapists In Virginia

Meet Our Compassion-Focused Therapists

Emma Barnes, Licensed Professional Counselor, JuneDay Therapy

Emma Barnes

LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Alina Massey, Resident in Counseling, JuneDay Therapy

Alina Massey

MA

Resident in Counseling

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Tyra Bell, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, JuneDay Therapy

Tyra Bell

LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Jessica Packard, Supervisee in Social Work, JuneDay Therapy

Jessica Packard

MSW

supervisee in Social Work

Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Kristen Turso-Whitlow, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, JuneDay Therapy

Kristen Turso-Whitlow

LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Clinical Supervisor

In-Person, Virtual
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Therapy Can Help You Develop Self-Compassion

Emotional dysregulation can trigger feelings of negativity and self-criticism. Some people feel stuck in an endless cycle of unnecessary fear and shame. They may feel unsure how to break free. 

CFT is a form of exposure psychotherapy that encourages positive emotions and self-compassion. Our therapists create a safe place where you can feel free to explore your emotions. We use CFT to help you develop positive thought patterns and increase kindness toward yourself. 

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Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT)

Frequently Asked Questions

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) is a form of psychotherapy that includes compassion training techniques. The goal is to help you reduce negativity and self-criticism by shifting your thought patterns. It focuses on the importance of compassion toward yourself and those around you. CFT is best for those struggling with addiction, anxiety, depression, and feelings of shame. 

At JuneDay Therapy, we use various therapy methods to create a comprehensive therapy experience. Our therapists use behavioral and cognitive therapies and mindfulness to encourage healing. Some mindfulness techniques include journaling and meditation.

It’s important to remember that change takes time. Shifting your thinking and habits will also take time and energy. Our therapists are with you every step of the way. You will notice positive changes, and they will help you begin healing. 

Get Started With JuneDay Therapy

Send us a message to get started! We offer free 15 minute consultations to learn more about one another and determine if we are a good fit.

You can also book directly online using the button below.

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Visit Us For Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) In Richmond, VA

We offer in-person therapy in Richmond with online therapy across Virginia.