General types of therapy from tried-and-true methods that have been around for some time, to newer innovations and the latest techniques.
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Logotherapy, developed by psychologist Viktor Frankl, is a form of existential analysis focusing on the search for meaning in life. Unlike other psychologists who emphasize exploring past experiences or analyzing unconscious drives, a logotherapist emphasizes that...
Schema therapy is an integrative approach to psychotherapy that combines elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychoanalytic theory, attachment theory, and other therapeutic schools of thought. Dr. Jeffrey Young developed schema psychotherapy in the 1980s and is...
Common questions I am asked are, "Does therapy help?", "Can therapy help with ___________?", and, "What form of therapy works best?" As a psychologist who works with individuals, couples, and families, I can confidently say that therapy can change lives. Whether...
It's a challenge to find a therapist who is a perfect fit. Finding a therapist is essential because therapy can be truly life-changing, and there are many choices to make. In the field, we know that none of us is the perfect match for everyone, so we are quite happy...
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,...
My integrative psychological practice blends evidence-based psychotherapy techniques, drawing from cognitive-behavioral (CBT), acceptance and commitment (ACT), person-centered, and existential approaches like logotherapy, to create a personalized path toward healing...