GoodTherapy.org announced today that in just 1 year since launching the "Find a Counselor" directory, GoodTherapy.org has expanded coverage to list mental health professionals in over 30 countries around the globe.

GoodTherapy.org announced today that in just 1 year since launching the "Find a Counselor" directory, GoodTherapy.org has expanded coverage to list mental health professionals in over 30 countries around the globe; all of whom provide empowering, collaborative, and non-pathologizing forms of psychotherapy & counseling services. GoodTherapy.org is a trusted service for counselors and therapy seekers alike. With new city pages around the country, Therapists and counselors in Seattle are seeking the advantages of belonging to the GoodTherapy.org Association: http://www.goodtherapy.org/Seattle-Therapy.htm

The GoodTherapy.org Association of Columbia provides much more than a directory of counselors. It has a wealth of information about healthy psychotherapy and related topics.  Those looking into individual, family, or marriage counseling in Columbia can read dozens of articles on the different types of treatments and approaches to healing. And there are articles on all kinds of mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, addictions, alcoholism, and trauma, to name a few.  By the time consumers have fully explored the site, they will be equipped to know how to find a healthy therapist and to tell the difference between empowering forms of therapy and those that focus purely on deficits.

Therapists in Columbia can grow their practices at a rapid rate with the internet exposure afforded them by GoodTherapy.org  In addition there are free resources provided to site visitors and many benefits to the counselors listed in the GoodTherapy.org directory, including referrals; free continuing education, free advertising of workshops, opportunities to contribute featured articles, and many others.  For more information on how to find a therapist or to list your therapy practice in Columbia, go to http://www.goodtherapy.org/columbia-therapy.htm.