My Approach to Helping

Are you feeling frustrated in your marriage or unhappy in your career? Are you struggling with a chronic disease or addiction or caring for someone who is? Are you depressed or anxious about your future? Therapy with a counselor or psychotherapist can help.

When choosing a therapist, it is important to find someone experienced with a history of success. You deserve no less. Throughout my career, I have helped thousands of people change harmful habits, improve their relationships and achieve more fulfilling lives. I can do the same for you.

But don't just take my word for it. Visit my website and check out some of the many positive reviews from clients. Then give me a call.

As we work together, you will develop self-awareness and acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to make needed changes. You'll also have take-home assignments to make the most of your time away from our sessions. It is my goal to help you maximize your potential.

Think of therapy as an investment in your future. Make it a wise one.

I look forward to your call.

More Info About My Practice

When you phone us and leave a voicemail, your call will be returned as soon as possible.
We always ask that you arrive a few minutes early so that we can start on time.

What I Love about Being a Psychotherapist

Helping individuals and couples to become self-aware and purposeful in their actions is extremely gratifying. It's a wonderful journey.

Had a Negative Therapy Experience?

In my opinion, there are two main reasons for a negative therapy experience: 1) an inadequate application of a psychotherapeutic technique and 2) poor chemistry with the therapist. What I hear most often is, "He or she just didn't get me."

You will know early in your meetings how connected you feel. Use a journal to document your successes in applying the suggestions of your therapist. Also, identify how well your connection with the therapist is going. Perhaps, there are verbal or nonverbal expressions that are noteworthy -- of a positive or negative nature. Bring up those aspects with your therapist. Communicating your feelings with your therapist is essential.