Logan Hall, MSW, LCSW
Logan Hall, LCSW
PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH GAY MEN
Loneliness & Difficulty Connecting
You can have friends, dates, coworkers, and an active social life while still feeling unknown or outside of things. You may want more connection but hesitate to initiate, reveal yourself, or depend on other people.
What we may work on
Therapy can address loneliness, friendship, social inhibition, fear of rejection, difficulty trusting, and the ways you protect yourself from disappointment.
A psychodynamic approach
We look at what you expect from other people, what happens as closeness develops, and how earlier experiences may shape the distance you keep now.
Start with a conversation.
You don't have to arrive in therapy knowing exactly what's wrong. Sometimes you know the problem clearly. Sometimes you just know that something isn't working anymore. If you're considering therapy, reach out. We can begin with a conversation about what has been happening and whether working together makes sense.