Helping people in relationships since 2004
Telehealth: Access to quality counseling wherever you live, at your convenience
Telehealth and zoom are great alternatives for those who want added flexibility, prefer to get the help they need from the comfort of their own home, or have a busy lifestyle and enjoy access to therapy wherever they are. We can do quality counseling without physically being in the same location using easy-to-use video conferencing. Get expert therapy wherever you live, and at your convenience.
Areas of Practice
COUPLES THERAPY
Relationships are an essential part of our general health and well-being. In fact, the health of your relationship is one of the biggest factors in your overall health and longevity. When our relationships are no longer making us happy, it affects all aspects of our lives. Equally, if not more important, is preventing crisis in a relationship by tackling differences early on in relationships. Couples therapy can be a critical component in helping to prevent little problems turning into big problems, fine tuning a struggling relationship, or repairing a damaged one.
INDIVIDUALS IN RELATIONSHIPS
Relationships can be challenging; finding the right one, maintaining one, or getting out of one that is no longer working. Individual therapy can help you work through the issues that have made you feel stuck, or have been causing you distress, and help you move toward a positive and stable relationship.
LIFE TRANSITION THERAPY
We experience a significant amount of change throughout our life. Some life transitions, such as marriages, births, or new jobs, can be positive yet still come with their own unique stressors. Other major life transitions, such as moving, retirement, or entering the “empty nest” phase can also cause a significant amount of stress. If you find yourself experiencing difficulty coping with life transitions, you may find therapy helpful to become better able to adjust to changes.
TRAUMA THERAPY
Trauma therapy is a form of therapy that can help you deal with the emotional response caused by a traumatic event or an ongoing or long-lasting situation. Trauma can include any event or experience that causes emotional or psychological harm, but some common forms of trauma are: Abuse, Abandonment, Bullying, Death of a loved one, Divorce, Illness, Injury, Job loss, Natural disasters, Near death experience, Racism, Sexual assault.
Get Started
Congratulations! You have taken the first step to making positive changes in your life, and working toward a better you, by having found this website. Being here means you are probably experiencing some amount of pain, frustration, anger, or despair. I am here to help you learn and grow from your pain. Life will not be the same on the other side, but if we work together and you are open, it can be better.