Start with the intake phase, which I learn more about you and what you hope for, as well as gather historical/familial history. Then, we talk more about your goals in-depth and I offer ideas about treatment. Then we get started on your therapy path!
Start with the intake phase, which I learn more about you and what you hope for, as well as gather historical/familial history. Then, we talk more about your goals in-depth and I offer ideas about treatment. Then we get started on your therapy path!
My therapeutic approach values a strong therapeutic relationship. I use a collaborative approach that is influenced most by: Interpersonal Neurobiology, Parts Work, Brene Brown, and Attachment Science.
We will explore stressors, conflicts, and unresolved wounds, and work on increased awareness, healing, and development of cognitive and behavioral tools needed to facilitate change.
We will explore stressors, conflicts, and unresolved wounds, and work on increased awareness, healing, and development of cognitive and behavioral tools needed to facilitate change.
I use a variety of treatment modalities, including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Processing for Trauma. I have experience working with adolescent, adult, and geriatric populations.
...look at what brings you to therapy, how you'll know when you've achieved those goals; your values and priorities, and what we can do to help you get the most out of life.
...look at what brings you to therapy, how you'll know when you've achieved those goals; your values and priorities, and what we can do to help you get the most out of life.
...that I draw from psychodynamic, existential, narrative, strength-based and cognitive-behavioral approaches while using imagery, metaphor, humor, and authentic interactions to help you understand important concepts and tools.
Identify the issues you want to address and then dig in to get to the root of the problem. Once you understand how you got to be where you are, then that will shed light on where you should go from here.
Identify the issues you want to address and then dig in to get to the root of the problem. Once you understand how you got to be where you are, then that will shed light on where you should go from here.
I am a cognitive behavioral therapist, meaning that we will consider: What do you think about your situation? How do you feel about it? What are you doing about it? Then, together, we'll figure out what needs to change and how to accomplish it.
I work with individuals who suffer from depression, anxiety, grief, self esteem, shame, adjustment, relationship issues, and various mental disorders. I look forward to getting to know each client as we work together to achieve their goals.
I work with individuals who suffer from depression, anxiety, grief, self esteem, shame, adjustment, relationship issues, and various mental disorders. I look forward to getting to know each client as we work together to achieve their goals.
I am passionate about addressing all areas of health (physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and mental) which I believe are vital for each of us to live a happy, healthy life.