Information about the types of therapy I provide, the methods I use for each, and the ways they can be combined for the most positive effect.
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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...
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...
I offer Life Transitions Therapy, a type of psychotherapy that focuses on helping individuals cope with significant changes or challenges in their lives. These changes, or "transitions," can be anything from starting college, career shifts, relationship changes,...
Knowing how to choose the right therapist for you is vital as the fit between you and that person can significantly impact your well-being and chances of reaching your goals. No therapist is the best fit for everyone, and while I have treated a wide variety of...
Psychotherapy for childhood trauma is an important and sensitive area of mental health treatment. Their experiences in childhood can have long-lasting effects on a person's emotional, psychological, and social well-being. I provide several approaches to psychotherapy...
There are many examples of integrative therapy that clinicians like me use to produce the best results for our clients. The goal of an integrative practice is to uniquely tailor the interventions to what will work best and be most comfortable for our clients. Choosing...