Services
At this time, individual and family therapy are the primary types of therapy I offer. My general approach is traditional talk therapy but this can include going for a walk if desired (and if the weather is permitting), utilizing art, writing, mindful coloring, etc. I operate from the perspective that my job is to collaborate with you to determine the specific approach and experience that would work best for you. Below you’ll find a few different approaches I am able to offer as well as specific struggles I have experience and/or training in.
Therapeutic Approaches
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This approach focuses on empowering clients to take control of their well being. The role of the therapist is to provide clients with a safe space to explore their struggles, engage in non-judgmental support, and help facilitate their own healing. As a person-centered therapist, I will open the therapeutic space to you while also providing feedback, knowledge, and supportive listening based on your goals
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This form of therapy is based on the idea that we are impacted by and connected with the natural world. “Ecotherapy” is an umbrella term for a variety of nature based therapies. My current approach based on my office’s location includes Walk and Talk therapy or talk therapy outdoors (seated in a private, comfortable area outside). Please be aware that sessions will not be conducted if there is ice/snow or if temperatures are above 85 degrees.
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This type of therapy harnesses our ability as humans to create and imagine by using different forms of artistic expression. Often people find themselves struggling to express their experiences verbally and have found that other forms of expression can be beneficial. In my current practice, I utilize visual arts and writing as alternative expressive strategies. I hope, in the future, to be able to provide additional creative approaches so keep an eye out on this section!
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of talk therapy that focuses on the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. With this lens, individuals are able to address unhealthy thinking patterns which may be impacting relationships, sense of self, work life, etc. A variety of interventions can be utilized such as keeping a thought or mood record, analyzing evidence supporting different beliefs, and cognitive reframing.
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This approach operates from the idea that the relational bond (attachment) created in infancy and early childhood impacts how we experience relationships, sense of self, and the world now. This perspective will encourage individuals to better understand their attachment style, how past experiences are impacting them currently, as well as how to develop more healthy relationship connections.
Experiences/Struggles worked with
Autism
Trauma
Identity Exploration
Relationships
Sexuality
Anxiety
Depression
Social Skills
Life Transitions