ABOUT THERAPY
therapy is…
A collaborative relationship between you and a trained mental health professional that supports growth, understanding, and healing.
A space where you are met as you are, while also being thoughtfully challenged to grow and change in ways that align with your goals and values.
A setting that prioritizes safety and openness, where you can feel comfortable being honest, uninhibited, and fully seen, heard, and understood.
An opportunity to develop deeper awareness of yourself, your relationships, and the patterns shaping your life.
A place to gain knowledge about psychology, health, and the factors that influence well-being.
A place to build and strengthen healthy coping skills.
A space to learn how to problem-solve, take meaningful action, and create change in your life.
A place to share your joys, hopes, dreams, and accomplishments, as well as disappointments, hurts, trauma, and setbacks.
Areas of support
Emotional & Inner Experience
Anxiety, worry, and fear
Depression, low mood, and emptiness
Anger, irritability, and resentment
Shame, guilt, self-doubt, and worthlessness
Emotional sensitivity, overwhelm, and emotion regulation
Developmental and relational trauma
Feeling stuck
Relationships & Interpersonal Dynamics
Attachment and abandonment concerns
Boundaries and assertiveness
Codependency and people-pleasing
Communication and relational dynamics
Dating, intimacy, and trust issues
Family, marital, and relational stress
Loneliness and isolation
Stress, Health & Nervous System Support
Chronic illness and chronic pain
Burnout and fatigue
Stress and nervous system regulation
Sleep difficulties
Mind–body connection
Health-related anxiety and wellness concerns
Neurodivergence & Cognitive Differences
Autism spectrum and neurodivergent experiences
Perfectionism, rigidity, and difficulty tolerating uncertainty
ADHD and attention-related challenges
Learning differences and developmental considerations
Sensory sensitivity and emotional intensity
Identity, Meaning & Personal Growth
Identity development and individuation
Life transitions and role changes
Existential questions, purpose, and meaning
Values clarification and decision-making
Self-awareness, self-compassion, and confidence
Imposter syndrome and perfectionism
Agency, autonomy, and self-trust
Life Skills & Practical Challenges
Coping skills and emotion regulation
Motivation, habits, and procrastination
Workplace dynamics, politics, and career-related stress
Financial stress and decision-making
Student and academic challenges
Special Interests & Lived Context
Geek and gamer culture
Public figures and high-visibility professionals
This list is not exhaustive. Therapy is individualized, and many concerns overlap. If you’re unsure whether your concerns fit within these areas, you’re welcome to reach out for a consultation.