Working together to achieve balance in all aspects of life.
Who we are and what we do:
The Center For Creative Balance is the private practice of Jim Wells, MD, a medical doctor and Board Certified psychiatrist, and Libba Wells, MSN, PMHCNS-BC, a psychiatric nurse specialist who provides psychotherapy for adults and adolescents. Libba and Jim both provide psychotherapy services for individuals, couples, and families.
We believe that our society tends to encourage us to behave in extremes. Balance is a concept often lost in the resulting turmoil. We have spent the last three decades assisting individuals, couples, and families with finding balance in numerous areas of life, including communication and other couple-related problems, issues related to excessive life stress, and spiritual concerns. We have also helped individuals deal with grief, depression, anxiety, panic, social phobias, manic-depression, and other mental or emotional illness.
We believe that enhanced listening skills are essential for healing stressed relationships and have as part of our mission teaching these skills to as many individuals and groups as possible.
“It is impossible to create a healthy culture if we refuse to meet, and if we refuse to listen. But if we meet, and when we listen, we reweave the world into wholeness. And holiness.”
--Margaret Wheatley (2002), Turning to One Another: Simple Conversations to Restore Hope to the Future
We believe that our society tends to encourage us to behave in extremes. Balance is a concept often lost in the resulting turmoil. We have spent the last three decades assisting individuals, couples, and families with finding balance in numerous areas of life, including communication and other couple-related problems, issues related to excessive life stress, and spiritual concerns. We have also helped individuals deal with grief, depression, anxiety, panic, social phobias, manic-depression, and other mental or emotional illness.
We believe that enhanced listening skills are essential for healing stressed relationships and have as part of our mission teaching these skills to as many individuals and groups as possible.
“It is impossible to create a healthy culture if we refuse to meet, and if we refuse to listen. But if we meet, and when we listen, we reweave the world into wholeness. And holiness.”
--Margaret Wheatley (2002), Turning to One Another: Simple Conversations to Restore Hope to the Future