We Give You The Tools You Need To
Feel Better

Asking for help is hard. Especially if you are unsure whether anyone can actually help you. Our therapists will follow your pace and adjust to meet your needs. We can maintain a safe space to listen, introduce tools and skills for making change, role play difficult conversations, and facilitate insight into how you became who you are.

anxiety

Anxiety

Does your heart race? Do you breathe shallow, experience headaches, racing thoughts, excessive worry? I use a combination of inside-out and top-down approaches, meaning we will work on your thoughts and your body’s reactions to anxiety. Using these tandem techniques, we will help you feel more grounded and in control when facing daily challenges.

How Does Anxiety Therapy Work

Identify all the ways anxiety is manifesting: thoughts, feelings, body sensations

Examine causes and triggers

Explore techniques for soothing the nervous system

Interrupt and redirect racing thoughts

Establish internal and external boundaries 

Increase self-esteem

anxiety

Anxiety

Does your heart race? Do you breathe shallow, experience headaches, racing thoughts, excessive worry? I use a combination of inside-out and top-down approaches, meaning we will work on your thoughts and your body’s reactions to anxiety. Using these tandem techniques, we will help you feel more grounded and in control when facing daily challenges.

Signs Anxiety Therapy May Help You?

Identify all the ways anxiety is manifesting: thoughts, feelings, body sensations

Examine causes and triggers

Explore techniques for soothing the nervous system

Interrupt and redirect racing thoughts

Establish internal and external boundaries 

Increase self-esteem

Trauma

Trauma occurs when we experience something so deeply distressing, disturbing or painful that we are overwhelmed, rendered helpless or unable to cope. We maintain a safe space where clients can work through their experiences in order to develop a sense of empowerment, increase resilience and heal from past traumas.

Many of us feel we need to carry our pain with us. We may believe that our guilt and shame are deserved, perhaps we will be "bad people" if we forgive ourselves. Or that those who harmed us are "off the hook" if we heal ourselves. Often we feel so entangled with our wounds that we hold them as part of our own identities. "If I am not damaged, I don't know who I will be," for example. These are examples of blocking beliefs. Our strength-based approach will help you nurture yourself and find a new way of existing.

Trauma Therapy May Help If You

Avoid people, places or topics that remind you of the trauma.

Experience intrusive thoughts, nightmares or flashbacks.

Feel your past experiences are harming your current relationships.

 Blame yourself or are carrying painful secrets.

Struggle with accessing joy or feeling persistent anxiety, worry, depression, fear, etc. 

Are jumpy or feel like you need to look over your shoulder, literally or metaphorically.

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Trauma

Trauma occurs when we experience something so deeply distressing, disturbing or painful that we are overwhelmed, rendered helpless or unable to cope. We maintain a safe space where clients can work through their experiences in order to develop a sense of empowerment, increase resilience and heal from past traumas.

Many of us feel we need to carry our pain with us. We may believe that our guilt and shame are deserved, perhaps we will be "bad people" if we forgive ourselves. Or that those who harmed us are "off the hook" if we heal ourselves. Often we feel so entangled with our wounds that we hold them as part of our own identities. "If I am not damaged, I don't know who I will be," for example. These are examples of blocking beliefs. Our strength-based approach will help you nurture yourself and find a new way of existing. 

Trauma Therapy May Help If You

Avoid people, places or topics that remind you of the trauma.

Experience intrusive thoughts, nightmares or flashbacks.

Feel your past experiences are harming your current relationships.

Blame yourself or are carrying painful secrets.

Struggle with accessing joy or feeling persistent anxiety, worry, depression, fear, etc. 

Are jumpy or feel like you need to look over your shoulder, literally or metaphorically.

Trauma

Trauma occurs when we experience something so deeply distressing, disturbing or painful that we are overwhelmed, rendered helpless or unable to cope. We maintain a safe space where clients can work through their experiences in order to develop a sense of empowerment, increase resilience and heal from past traumas.

Many of us feel we need to carry our pain with us. We may believe that our guilt and shame are deserved, perhaps we will be "bad people" if we forgive ourselves. Or that those who harmed us are "off the hook" if we heal ourselves. Often we feel so entangled with our wounds that we hold them as part of our own identities. "If I am not damaged, I don't know who I will be," for example. These are examples of blocking beliefs. Our strength-based approach will help you nurture yourself and find a new way of existing. 
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Trauma Therapy May Help If You

Avoid people, places or topics that remind you of the trauma.

Experience intrusive thoughts, nightmares or flashbacks.

Feel your past experiences are harming your current relationships.

Blame yourself or are carrying painful secrets.

Struggle with accessing joy or feeling persistent anxiety, worry, depression, fear, etc. 

Are jumpy or feel like you need to look over your shoulder, literally or metaphorically.

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Betrayal

Betrayal trauma occurs any time we believe a relationship is safe and then we find out that it is not. This can occur between lovers, parent to child, among friends or even perpetrated by institutions. Betrayal leaves us feeling helpless and consumed; it can feel like all elements of our lives are affected. I blend grief work, trauma processing and personal empowerment to address the complexities of this challenging issue.  Together we will create a path forward to ensure safety, implement boundaries and invest in a new you.

How Does Betrayal Therapy Work

 Identify all aspects of the betrayal, overt and covert

Feel all the feelings, when ready

Grieve the worldview that has been lost

Practice boundary-setting and self-advocacy

 Increase sense of self-worth

Invest in a new identify

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Betrayal

Betrayal trauma occurs any time we believe a relationship is safe and then we find out that it is not. This can occur between lovers, parent to child, among friends or even perpetrated by institutions. Betrayal leaves us feeling helpless and consumed; it can feel like all elements of our lives are affected. I blend grief work, trauma processing and personal empowerment to address the complexities of this challenging issue.  Together we will create a path forward to ensure safety, implement boundaries and invest in a new you.

How Does Betrayal Therapy Work

 Identify all aspects of the betrayal, overt and covert

Feel all the feelings, when ready

Grieve the worldview that has been lost

Practice boundary-setting and self-advocacy

 Increase sense of self-worth

Invest in a new identify

Discernment

Go or Stay? Can our relationship work? Is it too good to leave but too bad to stay? This emotional crossroads can be overwhelming and make us feel completely stuck. When “Making The Decision” is the goal, I use a structured approach to assist both members of the couple to feel grounded and clear. Only then can we feel we are making the best choice for our future.

How Does Discernment Therapy Work?

Establish the stakes

Explore each person's needs

Practice new tools to discuss difficult topics

Pursue healing old wounds, if and when possible

Agree to a set number of sessions, when necessary

Achieve clarity in decision making about the relationship

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Discernment

Go or Stay? Can our relationship work? Is it too good to leave but too bad to stay? This emotional crossroads can be overwhelming and make us feel completely stuck. When “Making The Decision” is the goal, I use a structured approach to assist both members of the couple to feel grounded and clear. Only then can we feel we are making the best choice for our future.

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How Does Discernment Therapy Work?

Establish the stakes

Explore each person's needs

Practice new tools to discuss difficult topics

Pursue healing old wounds, if and when possible

Agree to a set number of sessions, when necessary

Achieve clarity in decision making about the relationship

4

Discernment

Go or Stay? Can our relationship work? Is it too good to leave but too bad to stay? This emotional crossroads can be overwhelming and make us feel completely stuck. When “Making The Decision” is the goal, I use a structured approach to assist both members of the couple to feel grounded and clear. Only then can we feel we are making the best choice for our future.

How Does Discernment Therapy Work?

Establish the stakes

 Explore each person's needs

Practice new tools to discuss difficult topics

Pursue healing old wounds, if and when possible

Agree to a set number of sessions, when necessary

Achieve clarity in decision making about the relationship

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