Compassionate Acceptance

Glenn Bigonet, M.A.

Mental Health Counselor

617-462-6642

gbigonet@rcn.com

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Intimacy Issues

Do You Connect With Others As Deeply As You Would Like?

One of our strongest needs in life is to feel deeply connected to someone else.  This deep sense of connection is called intimacy.  Intimacy is created when we feel we are really seen by another and are really seeing them.  Although the desire for intimacy is very strong, the fear of being fully seen is often equal or greater than our desire for intimacy.  Another common fear around intimacy is the fear of losing oneself.  The internal conflict between our desire for intimacy and our fears stops many of us from having the intimacy we so much desire.  How are you with overcoming your fears and acheiving true intimacy in your life?

My Approach to Intimacy Issues

I will help you create greater intimacy in your life by helping you heal any shame you may have, learn to set healthy and appropriate boundaries, and to safely bring your fear with you in your relationships.  When you can learn to be with your fear and not have it control you, then you will able to create the connections you have always wanted.

 
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