| Andrew Bock, MS, LPC |
Tel: (30) 608 1127
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Office hours:
Monday - Thursday: 10 - 8
Friday: 10 - 3
Sunday appointments available
Click here to send email
Office hours:
Monday - Thursday: 10 - 8
Friday: 10 - 3
Sunday appointments available
- Learn Hungarian
cultural expectations
with my one-hour
presentation, "Sixty
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staff, school staff,
company employees,
and expat social
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| American counseling in the hills of Budapest |
Welcome! I am happy to speak with you with no obligation to
make an appointment. Clients consult with me to improve
personal relationships, address anxiety and mood
disturbances, as well as for the treatment of other problems.
For the past ten years I've worked with individual adults,
parents and children from diverse geographic and cultural
backgrounds in the United States and Hungary. My evening
hours make it possible for clients to schedule appointments
without the added stress of taking time off work or taking
children out of school early, and I am available for
appointments on Sundays.
| The person-centered approach to individual counseling |
I specialize in helping families address problems and learn the
skills for resolving conflict once they leave my office. In session,
I include at times the parents only, at times the child or children
only, and at other times everyone together. Using techniques
from family systems thinking, psychodynamic play therapy, and
cognitive-behavioral perspectives, my approach is based on
the Integrative Model.
skills for resolving conflict once they leave my office. In session,
I include at times the parents only, at times the child or children
only, and at other times everyone together. Using techniques
from family systems thinking, psychodynamic play therapy, and
cognitive-behavioral perspectives, my approach is based on
the Integrative Model.
Person-Centered Therapy focuses on the immediate situation
though by no means disregarding or ignoring the past. The
person-centred approach views the clients as their own best
authority on their own experience.
though by no means disregarding or ignoring the past. The
person-centred approach views the clients as their own best
authority on their own experience.
| ANDREW BOCK, MS, LPC Licensed Professional Counselor |
| Specializing in children, adolescents and their families |