Are you struggling with the effects of schizoid personality disorder?
Right now, as a result of schizoid personality disorder, you may be experiencing:
- Persistent detachment from social relationships and limited interest in interpersonal connections
- Preference for solitary activities and occupations that don’t require much interaction with others
- Limited range of emotional expression, appearing cold or indifferent to others
- Little desire for or enjoyment from close relationships, including family ties
- Indifference to both praise and criticism from others, with minimal reaction to either
- Limited experience of pleasure from sensory, bodily, or interpersonal experiences
- Rich internal fantasy life that may serve as a substitute for human relationships
Your schizoid personality disorder may be getting in the way of your life in these ways:
- Your career advancement is limited by difficulties working in team environments or networking
- Your potential for intimate relationships remains unexplored due to emotional detachment
- Your support system is minimal, leaving you vulnerable during times of crisis or need
- Your emotional development feels stunted as you have few opportunities to practice emotional intimacy
- Your life experiences are narrowed by avoiding social situations and interpersonal engagement
You’re wondering…
- Is there something fundamentally different about how I experience human connection compared to others?
- Can I learn to experience more emotional depth and connection while honoring my need for solitude?
- How can I navigate a world that values social connection when it feels so foreign or unnecessary to me?
- What’s the difference between healthy introversion and schizoid personality traits?
- Is it possible to build a fulfilling life that accommodates my natural tendencies while expanding my capacity for connection?
You’re longing for…
- A way to engage with others that feels authentic rather than forced or performative.
- Understanding of your internal experience from others who won’t demand conventional social responses.
- Balance between your need for solitude and the practical benefits of some human connection.
- Freedom from societal judgment about your preference for limited social engagement.
- Expansion of your emotional range without overwhelming your capacity for feeling.
How we can help you.
At Evergreen Counseling, we understand that schizoid personality disorder involves a fundamental difference in how you experience social connection and emotional engagement. Our therapists create a respectful environment that honors your need for psychological distance while gently exploring possibilities for expanding your relational capacity.
What you’re longing for is possible.
By pursuing trauma therapy for schizoid personality disorder, you can imagine the following:
You experience little desire for or pleasure from close relationships, preferring solitary activities.
You maintain your preference for solitude while developing capacity for meaningful connection in select relationships.
Your emotional expression is limited, making it difficult for others to feel connected to you.
You recognize and express emotions more readily in contexts where you feel safe and understood.
You navigate social and professional situations with discomfort or a sense of performing rather than authentic engagement.
You navigate necessary social and professional interactions with less discomfort and greater authenticity.
Your rich internal world remains largely private, with few bridges between your inner experience and external relationships.
You find ways to share aspects of your internal world with trusted others, creating bridges between your private experience and external relationships.
Your life opportunities may be limited by difficulties with teamwork, networking, or forming supportive connections
You establish a life balance that honors your need for independence while including sufficient connection for practical and emotional well-being
What if I’m Not Ready?
Not Quite Ready to Book a Complimentary Concierge Matching Call? That’s Okay.
We understand that taking the first step towards therapy can feel overwhelming. We’re here to make this decision easier for you.
Starting therapy can bring up mixed feelings—part of you might be eager, while another part hesitates to confront deeply buried emotions. You might doubt whether therapy can help, especially if you’ve struggled for a long time or had disappointing experiences with untrained therapists or life coaches. At Evergreen Counseling, our trauma-trained therapists are deeply committed to providing expert care.
Here’s How We Can Help You Move Forward
- Complimentary Concierge Matching Call: Our concierge matching call is an opportunity for you to ask questions, share your concerns, and see if our approach feels right for you—without any obligation.
- Reimbursement Options: Concerned about the cost? We can guide you on how to get reimbursed for therapy using your out-of-network insurance benefits, making high-quality care more accessible to you.
- Informed Decision: Whether you’re ready to start or still exploring your options, we want you to feel fully informed and confident in your choice.
