Therapy Blog
I work to keep my therapy blog updated with the latest innovations and ideas in the field of psychotherapy and the latest news about my practice. I also contribute to other The Center for Applied Psychological Science blogs including regarding Therapeutic Tutoring, Psych testing, and Leadership Coaching. Please note that all advice and self-help offered is not a substitute for consulting with a professional.
How Do You Find a Psychologist Offering Affordable Therapy?
Access to clinical psychology services is essential but can be financially challenging. In my practice, most people pay me out-of-pocket while sometimes getting reimbursed through a flexible spending account or their insurance company. I also discount my fee in some...
Creative Counseling: Deeper Insight and Added Healing Power
Creative counseling, or creative therapy, is a therapeutic approach that integrates artistic and expressive techniques—such as music, art, drama, dance, and writing—into traditional counseling practices. Creative therapies allow clients to explore emotions, thoughts,...
What is a Private Practice?
As a licensed clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience as a private practice therapist, I have worked with individuals, couples, and families to help them navigate life’s challenges and find new opportunities and contentment. My expertise spans a range...
Structural Family Therapy
Salvador Minuchin developed Structural Family Therapy techniques in the 1960s. They address dysfunctional dynamics and interactions to promote healthier relationships and improved family functioning. Helping families reshape their relational patterns to promote...
Narrative Couples Therapy
Couples can become entangled in negative stories about their relationships—stories that define them by their conflicts rather than their strengths. Narrative couples therapy, rooted in the work of Michael White and David Epston, offers a transformative approach by...
Therapy for People with Learning Disorders
I provide therapy for people with learning disorders (LDs), helping people navigate the unique challenges at school, work, and in everyday life. Learning disabilities and mental health are linked and can impact self-esteem, contentment, and academic or professional...
Family of Origin Therapy: Impactful, Actionable Insights
As a psychologist specializing in Family of Origin Therapy, I help people explore how their early experiences shape their emotions, relationships, and sense of self. Many of the challenges we face in adulthood—such as difficulties with boundaries, self-doubt, anxiety,...
Therapy for Work-Life Balance: Finding Harmony
Finding a better work-life balance can be challenging, especially with increasing job demands, family responsibilities, and personal goals. Therapy for work-life balance can be a valuable tool in helping individuals set boundaries, manage stress, and create a more...
Relational Therapy and Object Relations Therapy
Relational therapy, or relational psychotherapy, is a treatment that focuses on the role of social connections in a person’s emotional well-being. It is based on the idea that our connections with others shape our sense of self and that emotional distress often stems...
Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy
Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) focuses on helping individuals process and understand their deep-seated feelings to improve their well-being and relationships. It was originally developed for couples therapy but has also been adapted to become...
