Work towards easing emotional suffering, knowing yourself more deeply, identifying patterns that no longer serve you, setting boundaries, and understanding your needs. Change becomes possible with support and collaboration.
Work towards easing emotional suffering, knowing yourself more deeply, identifying patterns that no longer serve you, setting boundaries, and understanding your needs. Change becomes possible with support and collaboration.
I practice from a Psychodynamic orientation which focuses on how our early experiences with our caregivers shape our view of ourselves, others, and the world. Through exploring underlying conflicts, we can work together to make meaningful changes.
In our sessions, you'll find a warm and non-judgmental environment where we can explore your feelings, thoughts, and aspirations. Together, we'll uncover the tools you need to face your challenges with strength and resilience.
In our sessions, you'll find a warm and non-judgmental environment where we can explore your feelings, thoughts, and aspirations. Together, we'll uncover the tools you need to face your challenges with strength and resilience.
I approach therapy holistically, recognizing that different facets of our lives are interconnected. Our experiences, relationships, and past traumas all shape our well-being. By integrating these aspects, I help you target the root cause.
Gain insight into Self-Concept, Self-Esteem, and Personal Development.
Gain insight into Self-Concept, Self-Esteem, and Personal Development.
My approach focuses on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, with an emphasis on Irrational Belief Systems and Thinking Errors.
Look at the systems that keep us disconnected from our bodies and work to find that connection again. We will also look at what makes you feel most authentic and alive and explore how to pursue it.
Look at the systems that keep us disconnected from our bodies and work to find that connection again. We will also look at what makes you feel most authentic and alive and explore how to pursue it.
I utilize an approach called ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) and I also utilize an approach called Body Trust® in my work. I also practice from a harm reduction perspective.
figure out what matters most to you; identify what's in your way, and what's under your influence; and use cognitive, behavioral and mindfulness skills to build a meaningful life - while managing the pain and difficulty that comes with that.
figure out what matters most to you; identify what's in your way, and what's under your influence; and use cognitive, behavioral and mindfulness skills to build a meaningful life - while managing the pain and difficulty that comes with that.
I think of mental health problems as natural: they arise when the mind's default settings aren't a good fit for your situation. So our approach is functional and skills-based: learning new mental habits so you can steer more effectively.