Ricki Martin

It’s supportive, honest, and intentional. I believe therapy should feel safe and collaborative. I meet clients where they are, but I don’t leave them there. We focus on honesty, self-awareness, and practical tools you can use in real life to move toward meaningful change, grounded in evidence-based practices, real-life context, and compassion.

slow things down, name what’s really going on, and work through patterns that keep showing up. Through consistent work, we’ll build insight, coping skills, and focus on emotional regulation, boundaries, and self-worth. Progress matters, but so does honoring where you are. Healing doesn’t have to be rushed or perfect to be effective.

warm, direct, relatable, and easy to talk to. Clients often share that they feel heard, understood, supported, and appropriately challenged. I balance empathy and compassion with accountability and honesty, keeping therapy grounded, practical, and real.