Ricki L. Geiger, LCSW, CGP
.
Chapel Hill, NC
Off Interstate 40- Exit 266 (Chapel Hill - 86)
Phone: 929-8559

Email This Therapist - mail.gif


IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS OR FACE AN EMERGENCY SITUATION CLICK HERE
RETURN TO WELCOME PAGE
IF YOU CONTACT A THERAPIST PLEASE LET THEM KNOW YOU HEARD ABOUT THEM FROM
PSYCHOTHERAPYRESOURCES.COM

.

INTERESTS SPECIALTIES

Relationships

Treatment of Depression

Anxiety Disorders

Mood Disorders

Couple Communication

Mid Life Issues

Gay/Lesbian Issues

POPULATIONS SERVED

Adults
Individuals
Couples
Groups


PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Nat. Assoc. of Social Workers

NC Society for Clinical Social Work

Carolinas Group Psychotherapy Society

American Group Psychotherapy Association

National Membership Committee on Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work

American Psychoanalytic Association


geiger.jpg (56448 bytes)Ricki L. Geiger, LCSW, CGP is a licensed clinical social worker and a certified group psychotherapist in private practice for over 25 years. Although she accepts managed care referrals which tend to utilize a brief therapy model, Ms. geiger advocates more long term therapy for clients who want to make enduring change to feelings, thoughts and maladaptive (repetitive, unhealthy or self-defeating) behaviors. Visit her off site Web Page rickigeiger.com

She uses a range of therapeutic models, however, sees the most client growth utilizing a psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy approach. Often, clients may have completed years of therapy but still feel stuck in ways and haven't been able to make the changes they would like. Through exploring conscious and unconscious emotional conflicts by bringing them to awareness and making interpretations a client begins to understand her/himself in new, expanded ways that foster changes to old patterns of being.

Ms. Geiger works with many individuals who have experienced emotional, sexual, spiritual or physical abuse. The effects of trauma can permeate one's entire life, leave one immobolized, and often include feelings of self-blame, worthlessness, helplessness, repressed anger and low self-esteem. Some other common presenting problems are: anxiety, depression, trust issues, co-dependency, patterns of unhealthy attachment, boundary issues, grief work, perfectionism, workaholism, loneliness, fear of abandonment or engulfment, addictions, PTSD, and sexual identity.

The 'working through process' can eventually free one from restricting, inhibiting, self-critical internal messages that interfere (and often block) one's ability to feel hopeful, worthy, deserving, capable, creative and enough.

EDUCATION

Masters in Social Work, MSW
University of Pennsylvania - 1980

GROUP AND WORKSHOP
INTERESTS

Assertiveness Training

Communication Skills

Couple Communication

Incest Survivors

Maintaining Positive Relationships

Self Esteem

Stress Management

Women in Transition

Women's Therapy Group

 

 

Last Updated fEBRUARY 25, 2006

For questions or comments about this web site send email to
Webmaster

WEB Page designed and developed by
HEMBB PRODUCTIONS

RETURN TO LINKS ON PAGE

FAMILY THERAPY

Couple Counseling-Female Therapists

Couple Communication

Divorce Recovery

General Therapy Issues for Adults

Anger Management

Depression

Dissociative Disorders

Gay And Lesbian Issues

Grief And Loss Issues

Incest Survivors / Sexual Abuse

Partners Of Sexual Abuse Survivors

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Spiritual Issues

Stress Management

Women's Issues

Services for Health, Growth and Prevention

Eating Disorders

Services for Alcohol/Drug Abuse

Adult Children Of Alcoholics (ACOA)

Co-Dependency

You may return to the last page by using the Close button in your browser.