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Serving People
Since 1992
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Terrence
Shulman
JD,
LMSW, ACSW, CAC, CPC
Founder/Director of
The Shulman Center
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Call
today for a free consultation
248-358-8508
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Recovery is a phone
call away ...
The
Shulman Center specializes in
all types of theft and spending
addictions:
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- shoplifting
- excessive spending
- embezzlement
- employee theft
- identity theft
- loss prevention
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- credit card fraud
- theft from family or friends
- time theft
- intellectual property theft
- compulsive shopping
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Your Life is Waiting ...
“I have been
in recovery from addictive-compulsive
stealing since 1990. I have been an
attorney at law since 1992 and an
addictions therapist since 1997. I
have counseled thousands of persons
with theft and spending issues from
across the globe. I know, intimately,
the secret hell people feel: the guilt,
shame, fear, confusion and desperation
of not knowing where to turn. Helping
people recover from addiction is more
than my job… it’s my life.”
- Terrence Daryl
Shulman
Mission Statement
The Shulman
Center’s mission is to
provide the most professional,
confidential, progressive, comprehensive,
and effective treatment for
persons with theft and overspending
disorders. We are committed
to serving individuals, couples,
families, and the community-at-large
through education, assessment,
and treatment of these issues.
We are committed to immediate
results and lasting changes
in people’s lives. We
have a proven record of sensitivity
and success. We are assisting
in creating a world where nobody
has to steal or overspend. Our
vision is a world of emotional
and financial health and balance,
of honesty and deep self-esteem
and self-worth for all.
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The Program
The Shulman
Center program has been continually
evolving and fine-tuning from
its earliest successful results.
Typically, 90% of our clients
enroll in and successfully complete
the basic program structure.
The counseling program is available
in person or by phone.
Click
here to learn more about the
Program.
BENEFITS of the Program:
- Stop stealing and/or overspending
quickly
- Learn crucial insights about
yourself and when and how
your
compulsions arose
- Learn new thought patterns
and concrete coping strategies
to deal with potential urges
and to avoid potential relapses
- Alleviate guilt and shame
- Rebuild self-esteem and
self-worth
- Re-connect with important
relationships in your life
- Resolve current or potential
legal issues
- Develop a healthy and balanced
plan for financial well-being
- Build a strong and vital
support system
- Free up time, money and
energy to use for real life
- Discover the “gold”
in the crisis and challenges
you have experienced
- Become your more authentic
self
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