Together, we will find the issue/block that is troubling you as a whole person. We view wellbeing as a combination of the heart, mind and body.
Together, we will find the issue/block that is troubling you as a whole person. We view wellbeing as a combination of the heart, mind and body.
I ask the question: what disrupts your connection with yourself and the world around you? Whether the cause for the disconnect be traumatic events, bouts of depression. persistent anxiety or the inability to cope.
Together, we will embrace your innate ability to thrive after experiencing loss and trauma. This requires an understanding and appreciation of the process of healing, and its unfoldment over time.
Together, we will embrace your innate ability to thrive after experiencing loss and trauma. This requires an understanding and appreciation of the process of healing, and its unfoldment over time.
I approach therapy with an understanding of the interconnectivity of the mind and spirituality. Healing yourself spiritually also aids in healing your mind, leading to the healing effects of finding inner peace amidst trauma and grief.
By addressing both the surface-level symptoms and the underlying root causes, we empower you to break free from the cycle of anxiety and perfectionism and create lasting transformation in your life.
By addressing both the surface-level symptoms and the underlying root causes, we empower you to break free from the cycle of anxiety and perfectionism and create lasting transformation in your life.
My ultimate goal isn't just to alleviate your symptoms—it's to help you rediscover your authentic self & live a life aligned with your true values & aspirations.
Asking for help is often the hardest part of healing. I invite you to reach out so you can get the support you deserve and move toward the best life you can live.
Asking for help is often the hardest part of healing. I invite you to reach out so you can get the support you deserve and move toward the best life you can live.
Starting therapy requires bravery and vulnerability. As someone who has been on both sides of the equation – clinician and client – I want to make this act of courage on your part as comfortable as possible.
My clients and I explore the ways thoughts, feelings, and behavior are connected. Sometimes we work on practical skills, and sometimes we do some self-exploration.
My clients and I explore the ways thoughts, feelings, and behavior are connected. Sometimes we work on practical skills, and sometimes we do some self-exploration.
I would call my approach eclectic, reflective, and tailored. That means that I use whatever approach works, I am responsive to your feedback, and I change when you need it.