How can therapy help?
In today's stressful world it is easy to sweep your own needs under the rug. You’re encouraged to keep working and pushing, no matter the toll it takes on your mind and body. You might start to fall into unhealthy patterns, feel anxious, depressed, and unfulfilled.
Over time this can lead to problems in both your professional and personal relationships. Your decision to attend therapy is an important commitment to self-care and your relationships. Therapy provides a safe place for you to hit "pause," and reflect on where you have been, where you want to go, and how to get there.
My approach to therapy is based first and foremost on building a positive and collaborative relationship with you. I focus on tailoring my therapy approach to accommodate your unique challenges and strengths. We work together to help you feel seen, heard, and empowered to create for yourself the life that you deserve.
Individual Therapy
Some of the issues that I help individual clients manage:
Anxiety and Stress
Depression
Trauma, Difficult Experiences, and PTSD
Relationship Issues
Low Confidence and Self-Esteem
Life Transitions
Areas of Expertise:
Conflict within relationships: partner, friends, & family
Mind-Body Interventions, such as Mindfulness and Trauma-Focused Yoga (TCTSY)
Therapy for College Students
Some of the issues I help college students manage:
Anxiety and stress
Depression and sadness
Challenges in relationships with friends and family
Pressure to succeed academically
Gender and sexual identity
Traumatic and difficult experiences
Telehealth Therapy
I exclusively see clients via a secure telehealth therapy platform called SimplePractice.