If clients wish to use written or visual means for self-exploration, he is very intersted in the use of creative expression in the therapeutic process. He respects diverse belief systems, therefore, clients who wish to include their spiritual process in the psychotherapy are welcome to do so. Mr. O'Connor brings with him a very diverse background, including his veteran status at being a student, an artist, in the military, a gay male, and a client. He is registered with the United Behavior Health managed care panel. The office is located in the Bank One building on the square in Oberlin, and is disability accessible.
Self is defined and redefined in the on-going interchange with others.
These interchanges are organized usually through language or stories that greatly influence direction, self-definition, resilience, and new possibilities for relationships. She has had over 20 years experience in the practice of therapy. She has a particular interest in childrens', adolescents', and young adults' well-being and development. The office is not disability accessible. His areas of specialization include interpersonal issues and life direction issues.