My Approach to Helping

My approach to helping people is to be honest and direct. I meet the person where they are at. Not where I want them to be. I understand this level of self-exploration is not for everyone. Therapy can be difficult, even scary. However, it does work. We are told to push or power through with our pain. We are told to endure or get over things that have hurt us. How do we grow with that advice? We don't expect a rose to grow without sunlight and water. There is no difference with ourselves. What do you need to grow as a person? If you are willing to be honest and experience your thoughts, feelings, and emotions then this therapy will be for you.

More Info About My Practice

Have you ever questioned your life or the meaning behind it? Have you ever experienced or currently experiencing a mid-life crisis? Have you ever experienced a crisis of faith? Have you ever been confused about what you have been taught or told to believe? Are you looking to reconnect with your faith? Do you feel the need to make your mark in the world? Sometimes we just need someone to relate or understand to listen without judgment or shame. This is what I have to offer.

What I Love about Being a Psychotherapist

What I love about being a psychotherapist is the gift of connecting with another person on such a deep and meaningful level. It is both humbling and rewarding to work with a person's own process no matter where they are in life.

On the Fence About Going to Therapy?

Who could blame anyone for asking this question? On paper therapy is intimidating and unnatural. A person is going to talk to a complete stranger about their darkest thoughts and feelings. People talk to me about things they don't tell their spouse, friends, or even spiritual leader. However, it is proven that therapy does work. Don't let a fence get in the way of what you need.