
You keep finding yourself repeating unhealthy patterns in your relationships. You’re struggling with continually increasing anxiety, depression, or symptoms from unresolved trauma.
You want to feel more confident in yourself and your worth. You’re finding it difficult to create boundaries with people you love and care for; and within your work and personal life.
Sound like you? We can help.
We love to work with folks who are open, curious, and want to improve their relationships as a whole.
We may be a good fit if…
You are finding yourself repeating patterns that no longer feel helpful, and want to break the cycle
You value a clinician who understands that trauma also includes that which we experience around race, sex, gender, sexuality, relationship type, religion…among so many others
You want to set better boundaries with those you love and care about, and those with whom you struggle, too
You are ready to better understand the ways you may be actively contributing to the difficult relationships in your life
You want to improve your self-worth and step into your authentic self
We’re probably not a good fit if…
You are looking for a therapist who will listen, validate, and nothing more. - I will definitely validate, and I will also challenge ways of being that may no longer feel helpful.
You are seeking someone to tell you what to do. -I don’t pretend to have all of the answers, but I have lots of questions! You are the expert of your life, and I’ll be curious about how you came to this place.
If you are in a hurry. Therapy includes a process of un-learning narratives about ourselves and the world that we may have held for 15, 20, 30 years. It takes time to unlearn them.
You’ve already decided (for couples). If you (as an individual) have already decided to end the relationship, or are finished making efforts toward it, please honor the choice you have made. Couples therapy is for those who are still invested in putting effort toward the relationship- whether that means to continue it with clear communication, accountability, and compassion, or to figure out a healthy way for it to end with respect.
You feel like you’re being forced. - I never want folks to feel like therapy is a “must”. You get to decide if and when therapy is right for you. If you don’t want to begin therapy, and are feeling pressured by someone, or are ordered by a court to do so, I am not the right therapist for you.

When we are no longer satisfied with how our life feels; When the patterns we've been engaging in no longer serve us; when we realize that we feel "stuck"; or when we are losing our sense of hopefulness for the future… I believe that is when change is made.
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