I provide counseling and psychotherapy services to individuals, couples, and families on a variety of issues, concerns, stressors, and growth opportunities.
- Depression
- Life transitions
- Divorce and co-parenting
- Communication and couples relationships
- Infidelity
- Open relationships and polyamory
- Family dynamics
- Grief and loss
- Childhood abuse and sexual assault
- Motivation and efficiency
- Substance use and other addictions
- Stress management
- General life dissatisfaction and malaise
- Anxiety and panic attacks
- Codependence and healthy boundaries
- Self-esteem
Life is a unique experience for every one of us. Therefore, there is no one solution to treat the discomforts and challenges we face, even if the conditions or symptoms are the same. This is what makes the therapeutic relationship so important, and why I work with you and tailor your treatment accordingly.
The therapeutic process is not always comfortable. It requires a desire for change and commitment from you in order for therapy to be successful. While the work may become uncomfortable, my role is to support you through the process of change to help you reach your goals.
As your therapist, I will:
- Keep your well-being and growth as my primary focus in your treatment.
- Be honest.
- Maintain your confidentiality to the best of my ability, barring legal and ethical exceptions.
Safety: As a mandated reporter, I must report any reasonable suspicion of:
- child abuse or neglect
- elder/dependent adult abuse or neglect
- imminent threats of danger by you
I may also breach confidentiality in order to protect your own safety, or as required by a court of law.
While I currently am not on any insurance panels, I would be happy to provide you with a superbill/payment record for you to submit to insurance companies for reimbursement.
Divorce
Working with people who have gone or are going through divorce holds a special place in my heart. There are nuances at play that differentiate divorce from other breakups, which not everyone understands.
Divorce does not make you a failure, nor does it mean you have to be alone. For more information on divorce counseling and support services, click here.