individual

 
 

seeking therapy can be a daunting yet liberating move towards personal growth, self-discovery, and ultimately, finding healing.

 
 

areas of specialty

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anxiety

attachment styles

attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder

coping with life’s unexpected events

depression

disordered eating / exercise / body image

grief and loss

life and career transitions

men’s issues

perfectionism

postpartum depression and anxiety

relationship issues

self-exploration and development

shame

spirituality

trauma and ptsd

work / life balance

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modalities

we believe in effective, evidenced-based care

acceptance and commitment therapy (act)

safely holding space for emotions and pain rather than an active fight or suppression.

cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt)

exploring how our thoughts influence how we feel and behave, with ourselves or others.

cognitive processing therapy (cpt)

processing trauma and how past events affect symptoms, beliefs, trust, and esteem.

dialectical behavior therapy (dbt)

practicing mindfulness, coping with distress or heightened emotions, and learning to be interpersonally effective.

motivational interviewing

building on strengths to increase motivation and empathically assess barriers to change.

narrative therapy

reclaiming the narrative on your life story and rediscovering meaning, identity, and purpose.

psychodynamic

identifying desires and needs, often rooted in childhood experiences, and how these shape our current worldview.

solution-focused

future-oriented approach to gain clarity on goals and optimize change strategies.

"Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom." -Victor Frankl

“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”

-Viktor Frankl