Get treatment for all your mental healthcare needs.

Services Offered

  • We’ll meet for 60 minute, one-on-one sessions based on a schedule that works for you. I will provide you with evidence based solutions while guiding you towards a deeper understanding of your emotions.

  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is an extensively researched, effective psychotherapy method proven to help people recover from trauma and PTSD symptoms. Ongoing research supports positive clinical outcomes showing EMDR therapy as a helpful treatment for disorders such as anxiety, depression, OCD, chronic pain, addictions, and other distressing life experiences.

    Exciting News!
    Starting in January 2025, I will be offering Brainspotting Therapy as part of my therapeutic services. This innovative approach will complement my EMDR interventions, providing an additional path for identifying, processing, and releasing emotional pain and trauma. Brainspotting is especially effective for those seeking a deeper level of healing, and I’m thrilled to incorporate it into my practice to further support your journey to wellness.

  • We’ll meet for 60-minute sessions tailored to fit your schedule. I am trained in the Gottman Method of couples therapy and use proven intervention techniques to enhance communication and deepen intimacy, guiding you both towards greater understanding and connection in your relationship.

  • I’m a certified Nurtured Heart Parent Coach. The Nurtured Heart Approach® is typically introduced as an approach for parents, professionals and educators to use toward the children and the results continue to show positive outcomes. As a certified Nurtured Heart Parent Coach, we will work together to strengthen and nurture all the connections within the family starting from exploring caregivers’ individual needs and where they are in the change process.

  • We’ll meet for 60-minute sessions designed to accommodate your family's needs. I integrate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Structural Family Therapy, and Emotion-Focused interventions to address relationship dynamics, improve communication, and foster emotional growth within the family unit. Together, we’ll work towards creating a healthier, more connected family environment.

What clients have to say

Clinical Expertise

ADHD Therapy

Anger Management Therapy

Anxiety Therapy

Child Therapy

Couples Counseling

Depression Therapy

Divorce Therapy

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

Grief & Loss Therapy

LGBTQ Counseling

Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Therapy

Parenting Therapy

PTSD Therapy

School Issues Therapy

Self Esteem Therapy

Self Harm Therapy

Suicidal Ideation Therapy

Teen Therapy

Trauma Therapy

Women's Therapy

What to Expect

  • The time it takes to reach treatment goals is a highly individualized process that varies from person to person. The duration can depend on several factors, including the nature and severity of the issues being addressed, the individual's personal circumstances, and the treatments they receive. For some, achieving their treatment goals may take weeks or months, while for others, it may be an ongoing process that involves continual progress and adjustment. The goal of therapy is to help individuals lead fulfilling lives, and many people find that they can achieve significant improvements with appropriate support and intervention.

  • Therapist's Role:

    • Guide and Support: The therapist acts as a guide and support system, helping the client navigate their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

    • Provide Tools and Techniques: They provide tools and techniques to help the client cope with and manage their symptoms.

    • Create a Safe Environment: Therapists create a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can express themselves freely.

    • Collaborate on Goals: They work collaboratively with the client to set goals and develop a personalized treatment plan.

    • Monitor Progress: The therapist monitors the client's progress and adjusts the treatment plan as needed.

    Client's Role:

    • Active Participation: The client needs to actively participate in therapy sessions and be open to discussing their thoughts and feelings.

    • Commitment to the Process: Commitment to the therapeutic process is crucial, including attending sessions regularly and completing any assigned tasks or exercises.

    • Implementing Techniques: Clients are encouraged to implement the techniques and strategies discussed in therapy into their daily lives.

    • Honest Communication: Honest communication with the therapist about what is and isn't working is essential for effective treatment.

  • Clients will need to:

    • Attend Sessions Regularly: Consistency is key to making progress.

    • Engage Actively: Be open, honest, and engaged during therapy sessions.

    • Practice Outside of Sessions: Implement strategies and techniques discussed in therapy into daily life.

    • Reflect and Self-Assess: Reflect on their progress and experiences, and communicate these to their therapist.

    • Be Patient and Persistent: Understand that progress can take time and effort, and setbacks are a natural part of the process.

  • During a typical therapy session, the client can expect:

    • Check-In: The session often begins with a check-in to discuss how the client has been since the last session.

    • Discussion: The main part of the session involves discussing current issues, thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

    • Exploration: The therapist may explore underlying causes and patterns related to the client's concerns.

    • Skill Building: Introduction and practice of coping strategies, tools, and techniques to manage symptoms.

    • Goal Setting: Setting goals for the future, both short-term and long-term.

    • Homework: Sometimes, the therapist may assign tasks or exercises for the client to work on between sessions.

    • Summary: A summary of the session and a plan for the next steps.

    • Therapists act as neutral parties who listen and understand without judgment.

    • Therapists help you learn about yourself by identifying patterns and providing honest feedback.

    • Therapists teach specific techniques and strategies to manage and solve problems.

    • Therapists can refer you to additional helpful resources in the community.

    • Therapists provide a safe space to learn and practice social skills.

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