Meet steve
Steve Kawiekci, LMFTA
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at a glance:I will offer you a space where I will treat you as a person and not as a problem. I will take your story, your struggle, your strengths, and your challenges seriously. I embody a style of therapy that is collaborative and conversational, strength based, and above all always client focused. It would be an honor to work with you.
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I love working with and helping the following:
- Individuals and/or couples who feel disconnected, stuck, and/or exhausted and want more connection and intimacy.
- Individuals who are struggling with self-worth, particularly when it comes to feelings of shame, loneliness and believing that you are ‘never enough.’
- Couples who are stuck in unhealthy patterns of communication and need help in learning how to respond rather than react
- Men who are struggling with anxiety and want help in learning how to skillfully manage it.
- Individuals who are experiencing grief from the loss of a loved one, a pet, a job or struggling to adapt to any life transition
- Teenagers and children who are struggling with a sense of belonging and acceptance
A closer Look:
“Be Kind because everyone you meet is fighting a battle that you know nothing about.”
I love this quote and I have found it to be very true. People come to therapy for a whole host of reasons, but most come wanting to be understood and not judged. If we get to encounter each other in therapy, I will do my best to understand you, and I will not judge you. I have had the privilege of working with clients in multiple settings ( a transitional shelter, a church, a medical center, a counseling center on a University campus, as well as home based work) and I have learned that people, from all walks of life, cherish a context where there is safety, compassion, empathy, and challenge.
Most people come to therapy because life, as the way it is currently being lived, is just not working for them anymore and they know that things have to change. If you are struggling with any of the following: transitions in life, anxiety, grief, self-doubt, anger or relationship problems, I want you to know there is hope. Hope for something different, hope for something better, and hope for healing, wholeness and liberation.
I love this quote and I have found it to be very true. People come to therapy for a whole host of reasons, but most come wanting to be understood and not judged. If we get to encounter each other in therapy, I will do my best to understand you, and I will not judge you. I have had the privilege of working with clients in multiple settings ( a transitional shelter, a church, a medical center, a counseling center on a University campus, as well as home based work) and I have learned that people, from all walks of life, cherish a context where there is safety, compassion, empathy, and challenge.
Most people come to therapy because life, as the way it is currently being lived, is just not working for them anymore and they know that things have to change. If you are struggling with any of the following: transitions in life, anxiety, grief, self-doubt, anger or relationship problems, I want you to know there is hope. Hope for something different, hope for something better, and hope for healing, wholeness and liberation.
OBjects in the rearview mirror:
Below you will find some information on my background/trainings as well as what makes me feel ‘fully alive’ and grateful:
- BA in Political Science and History from University of Tennessee
- Master of Divinity from Truett Seminary at Baylor University
- Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy at Christian Theological Seminary
- Delta Kappa Member (Honor Society) in Marriage and Family Therapy
- Gottman Training Level I and II
- Lover of my family, wife, child as well our 3 dogs
- Hobbies include: Watching college sports, reading good books, and listening to all genres of music
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schedule an appointment:
Steve is currently accepting new clients.
I look forward to hearing from you and getting to work with you if given the opportunity. Please feel free to contact me by phone at 317-537-0635, email at skawiecki@mail.com, or by using the form below. I would be happy to schedule an appointment with you or answer any of your questions or concerns.
You can also learn more about me by visiting my personal website awakeandrenewindy.
You can also learn more about me by visiting my personal website awakeandrenewindy.
Steve is affiliated with CanalScape Counseling Associates and is under supervision with Scott Kahler, LMFT (License #35001748A).
Profile images by Lily Elizabeth Photography.
Profile images by Lily Elizabeth Photography.