No matter who you are, what stress you're facing right now, what wrong things have happened to you or what you've done in the past, your difficult experiences contain the seeds of sanity and practical, lasting change. In empowering conditions, those seeds will naturally open and grow in healthy directions to the benefit of yourself, your loved ones, your colleagues/clients, your local communities, and our shared society...
So, who are you, and how can I help?
Are you an overwhelmed college student or young professional navigating big change?A seasoned high-functioning professional feeling little or no purpose in your work?I'm an academic stress / work stress therapist.A frustrated parent of an angry depressed teen?A fed up partner considering separation or divorce or having an affair?I'm a parenting stress / relationship stress therapist.A disheartened caregiver to someone you love?A burning out healthcare provider to people you barely know?I'm a burnout / compassion fatigue therapist.
An overstressed undersupported activist, officer, or veteran?A recovering addict looking for deeper insight than group meetings can support?A trauma or abuse survivor with unbearable anxiety, rock-bottom low moods, and disordered sleep or appetite?I'm a therapist for trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction recovery support.A sufferer of moods that swing without warning from frantic to despairing?A family member or friend to someone who can't seem to connect or empathize with others?I'm a therapist for bipolar disorders and for people who love people with personality disorders.Are you conflicted -- or certain -- about your sexual orientation or gender identity and facing criticism?Are you experimenting in unconventional relationships or lifestyles and feeling unsure?I'm a safe/allied therapist for people in LGBTQ and kink communities.Are you having a tough time getting through a loss or transition?Are you avoiding a hard conversation or seemingly impossible decision?I'm a brief therapist for everyday, transient, adjustment-related distress.
