SERVICES
A look at the areas I focused on most, the therapy approaches I draw from, and what sessions cost.
MOST COMMON
What brings people in:
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Anxiety
Depression
Grief & Loss
Racing thoughts, a body that will not relax, or the burnout that comes from being the one everyone else relies on — where being capable starts to feel like limitless capacity you do not actually have.
Low motivation, a flat mood, or the physical toll of stress — tension that will not release, sleep that does not restore, and exhaustion no amount of rest seems to touch.
The death of someone close, or any turning point — a diagnosis, a divorce, a big decision — that split your life into a clear before and after.
Patterns or habits you want to understand and change.
Area of focus:
Running on empty from work, caregiving, or a season with no break.
Career transitions, workplace stress, or figuring out what's next.
Practical tools for managing stress and difficult emotions day to day.
Separation, divorce, and rebuilding life on the other side of it.
Difficulty managing intense or unpredictable emotional states.
Learning to notice, name, and manage emotions before they take over.
Concerns specific to aging — transitions, loss, health changes, isolation.
Betrayal, broken trust, and rebuilding — or moving on — after an affair.
Ongoing shifts in mood that affect daily functioning.
Friendships, social dynamics, and feeling connected to others.
Conflict, communication, or disconnection in relationships that matter to you.
Self-doubt, self-criticism, and building a steadier sense of worth.
Mental performance, pressure, and identity tied to athletics.
The everyday overwhelm of too much, too fast, for too long.
Past events that still affect how you feel and function today.
Concerns specific to women's life stages, roles, and experiences.
The specific pressures and expectations men often carry alone.
New jobs, moves, breakups, retirement — any big change in your life.
Making room for difficult thoughts and feelings while still moving toward what matters to you.
Treatment Approaches:
Identifying the thought patterns that drive how you feel, and building more useful ones.
Looking at how family roles and patterns shape what you're experiencing.
A collaborative approach for working through mixed feelings about change.
Short, practical, goal-oriented sessions focused on what's working.
Separating yourself from the problem and rewriting the story you tell about it.
You set the pace and direction; I provide a steady, nonjudgmental space.
Building on your existing strengths, not just addressing what's wrong.
Understanding present-day struggles by looking at where they come from.
Starting from what you're already doing well, with methods suited to processing traumatic experience when it's part of the picture.
FEES & PAYMENT
What sessions cost:
$150 per session
American Express, Cash, Discover, HSA, Mastercard, Visa
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna/Evernorth
Self-pay is welcome.