William Lorey

figure out what works for you, making changes that hold up in real life, not just in the therapy room. That may mean quieting worry, making peace with the past, or finding what's worth getting up for. From the first session, you'll begin to better understand what's going on and where you're headed. We move at your pace—never faster or slower than you choose.

knowledgeable, empathetic, and down-to-earth. I worked as a software engineer before I became a therapist, and this shapes how I think: I'm practical, I care about what actually works, and I aim for the day you no longer need therapy.