It isn’t always easy to ask for help or to find time in a busy life. Making a commitment to therapy is a powerful way to care for yourself and for your relationships. You may find this commitment deeply rewarding and vital to your healing, well-being, and personal growth as you navigate life’s complexities.

Bereavement & Loss         Depression and Anxiety

Life Transitions                  Relationship or Family Issues

Healthy Boundaries           Illness

Work/Life Balance            Personal and Career Goals

Coping Skills                     Resiliency and Empowerment

Spirituality                         Stress Management

Self-Esteem                      Postpartum Adjustment

Do you and your partner frequently get stuck in the same argument loop? Would you like a deeper connection? With counseling support, things can improve. You’ll learn more about your relationship style, how to pursue positive change with your partner, and how to express your feelings and needs respectfully. You can learn to have those “hard conversations” in a much safer way. For new couples, you can have important premarital or early marital conversations vital to longterm relationship health.

Are you a new mental health professional or new to private practice? I offer licensed therapists guidance and support for case conceptualization and professional development. Consulting is considered part of the standard of care, part of accumulating continuing education credits, and integral to the ethical decision-making process outlined in our counseling codes of ethics. You may find yourself wanting consultation for tough clinical situations, therapist self-reflection, and private practice support. Whether your need is case-specific, or you are wishing to start a regular practice of consultation, I look forward to hearing from you.