Develop a plan to reduce your distress, challenge negative perceptions and beliefs, and enhance your quality of life.
Develop a plan to reduce your distress, challenge negative perceptions and beliefs, and enhance your quality of life.
Trained as a psychologist, I offer several treatments found to work with people impacted by depression, anxiety, substance use, and trauma. I tailor each treatment to meet your individual needs while considering your unique cultural background.
Address your current concerns and identified needs you would like to work on during our time together. Collaboratively we will identify your specific goals and treatment interventions to help you achieve those goals at your own pace.
Address your current concerns and identified needs you would like to work on during our time together. Collaboratively we will identify your specific goals and treatment interventions to help you achieve those goals at your own pace.
I utilize an integrated approach based on each person's individualized needs. A few include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solutions Focused Therapy, Family Systems Theory, Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing and well as a holistic approach.
We'll work together to understand how and why painful thoughts and emotions show up for you, and if there are ways you can respond differently when they do.
We'll work together to understand how and why painful thoughts and emotions show up for you, and if there are ways you can respond differently when they do.
My approach is science-based, compassionate, and collaborative. I want to understand you as a whole person, including what you're struggling with, what you enjoy, and what matters most to you.
Get acquainted with you and your concerns. I will listen well to you as a unique person and focus on what you want to be better in your life. Then the homework begins. Things get better when you begin to apply new ideas and behaviors to your life.
Get acquainted with you and your concerns. I will listen well to you as a unique person and focus on what you want to be better in your life. Then the homework begins. Things get better when you begin to apply new ideas and behaviors to your life.
I don't waste your time, but I do want to get a thorough understanding of your situation before I make action suggestions that will make things better. By the third or forth session, you should be able to tell that things are getting better for you.
Review your experiences in life and therapy and identify what is most important to you. We can create a structured approach to recovering from trauma or enhance coping skills and setting healthy boundaries.
Review your experiences in life and therapy and identify what is most important to you. We can create a structured approach to recovering from trauma or enhance coping skills and setting healthy boundaries.
Person-Centered, meaning that I want to meet my clients where they need me. I provide empathy, validation, and unconditional positive regard. I support individuals to focus on the solutions in life instead of the problems.