What's My Approach to Therapy?
What if I told you that:
Therapy can be common sense, practical and direct?
That we hold the answers for our own suffering within ourselves?
Learning to treat ourselves with kindness can help us to open up--even fearlessly embrace-- our own pain.
This can be your approach to change and help cease your struggle with anxiety, depression and all the: worries, discomfort, void and fear that come with it.
Benefits of Self-Compassion:
• Increased overall well-being
• Greater life satisfaction, self-worth, resilience and motivation
• Decreased anxiety, depression and fear of failure
• More social connection
• Less Burnout
My Practice & Services
Connect with your heart and your most meaningful life while learning what to do with your self-critical thoughts and unbearable emotions.
Take the time to find mindfulness practices that work for you.
Uncover what makes you feel free.
Learn to enjoy a rich, full and meaningful life.
Discover how to treat yourself like you would a good friend.
Specific Issue(s) I'm Skilled at Helping With
Anxiety &Depression
Anger Issues
Anxiety
Body Image Issues
Burnout
Career Counseling
Codependency
Cultural and Systemic Oppression
Depression
Divorce
Family Conflict
Grief or Loss
Marriage Counseling
Men's Issues
Parenting
Personality Disorders
Self-Esteem
Self-Harm
Spirituality
VeteransMilitary Service
Women's Issues
SPECIALTIES
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Coaching, Mindfulness-based Therapy, Mindful Self-Compassion
My Therapy Focus
I'm a social worker who believes deeply in social justice, and in honoring the dignity and worth of every person I work with.
The perspectives that truly heal us often aren't the ones we were taught growing up and they're rarely reinforced by the world around us. In today's world, I believe we need mindful self-compassion and a deep connection to personal meaning more than ever.
Depression, anxiety, worry, shame, self-blame, and negative thoughts can be overwhelming. Many of us learn to cope by isolating, silencing our pain, or turning it inward. But there is another way.
Together, we can learn to reconnect with your humanity, identify what truly matters to you, and begin to open up to discomfort rather than run from it. This kind of shift can change how you relate to yourself and lay a strong foundation for emotional well-being.
If you're feeling lost, unsure of who you are, and overwhelmed by a harsh inner critic, this is a good place to start. And if you're ready to begin that journey, I'm here to walk beside you.