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We live in a troubled and confusing world that requires a solid, consistent and reliable network of relationships for surviving and realizing our full potential. The importance of relationship on our physical, emotional and spiritual being is something we intuitively know and understand. The author of Genesis stated “It is not good for man to be alone.”

We are relational beings and science is beginning to document just how meaningful and powerful relationships are for us. A field of study called Interpersonal Neuroscience is discovering, through research, the effect we have on one another’s brain. Reflect on this a moment; our being together, especially our significant relationships, affect how our brain functions. How well our brain functions determines how well we function.

There is this profound connection then, between how well the important people in our life have treated us, how they currently treat or love us, and the condition of our well being. Our marital relationship, our parent-child relationship, our close friend relationship, our spiritual relationship —are all significant relationships. Counseling is also one.

Counseling is a significant and effective relationship when it creates a safe place and develops into a relationship that restores, renews and transforms aspects of our being.

Don Sizemore, LCSW

Don is a graduate of Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He and his wife Carolyn moved to Kentucky from North Carolina in 1991 to attend Asbury Seminary.

Don has been a practicing counselor for over thirty years. He was director of the Wings Christian Counseling program at Charter Ridge Hospital and Director of Counseling for Crossroads Christian Church and assisted with Spiritual Formation and Direction programs and retreats. He helped implement with Fayette County District Court Judge Tim Philpot and Dr. Bill Doherty from the University of Minnesota an experimental project to identify and give couples a chance to pause and reconsider divorcing (See Irretrievably Broken Videos).

Don and Carolyn are also the parents of three children, Seth, Danielle, and Isaac.

Carolyn Sizemore, OTR/L

Carolyn is originally from North Carolina and currently a resident of Kentucky since 1991 with over 35 years of experience in Occupational Therapy.

Working with Horn and Associates in Rehabilitation since 1999, Carolyn has a passion for helping individuals and families overcome obstacles to promote independence within their desired daily routines.

Educational experiences have focused on neuromuscular re-education, myofascial release, sensory processing, cognitive rehabilitation, Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration (MNRI), and Interactive Metronome. Carolyn has worked in a variety of settings in NC, NJ, FL, and KY with clients of all ages, diagnoses, and challenges.

Don Sizemore & Associates is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families restore, renew, and transform broken and disconnected relationships and overcome mental, emotional and physical struggles.

Don Sizemore & Associates
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