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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As a psychologist specializing in burnout therapy and prevention, I work with individuals who feel depleted by the constant demands of work, school, caregiving, or life transitions. This condition is not simply “being tired.” It is a complex psychological state that...
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...
I offer brief therapy in several forms, each designed for those looking for rapid change. Brief psychotherapy is time-limited and focused on addressing specific problems or goals that will respond quickly. In this post, I go over the short-term forms of treatment I...
Healing can be a whole-person process, involving the mind, body, and more profound existential questions that shape our lives. Combining somatic therapy exercises with third-wave cognitive-behavioral therapies (such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and...
Forgiveness therapy, or acceptance and forgiveness therapy, is a psychological approach that helps individuals process and release resentment, anger, and emotional pain caused by past hurts. Developed by Dr. Robert Enright and influenced by researchers such as Dr....
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...