What can I expect to gain from this work?
In our sessions, you will acquire skills, tools, and practices to heal and integrate old patterns and wounds that may have sabotaged your personal development. Often, these unintegrated aspects of our past manifest as symptoms of dis-ease, such as depression, anxiety, lethargy, and relational discord.
Additionally, you will gain a deeper understanding of your emotional landscape, reducing stress and increasing well-being. You’ll also build a valuable toolkit that fosters resilience and supports a renewed sense of agency and control in your life.
Ultimately, this work will help you uncover deeper self-wisdom and understanding, promoting a more profound sense of meaning and purpose.
Where is your office located?
What are your hours?
• Saturday: 7 AM – 11 AM
What is the length of each session?
What insurance do you accept?
What is your private pay rate?
The rate for private pay is $160 per hour.
How do I set up an initial consultation?
Click here to schedule your appointment.
What is your cancellation policy?
What is your client’s demographic?
Is there homework between sessions?
What modalities do you use?
How can I get the most out of our time together?
Clients who benefit most from our work tend to cultivate the following fundamental values and characteristics, which I will support you in developing:
- Openness: Willingness to explore thoughts and feelings, even when uncomfortable.
- Commitment: Regular session attendance and effort to practice what you’ve learned outside therapy.
- Self-Reflection: Consider your experiences and how they relate to your therapy goals.
- Honesty: Being truthful with yourself and me strengthens the therapeutic alliance.
- Curiosity: A desire to understand yourself better and an openness to new perspectives.
- Resilience: Coping with setbacks and viewing them as part of growth.
- Willingness to Change: Motivation to make changes in your life and behavior based on insights gained in therapy.
- Patience: Understanding that meaningful change takes time and being willing to invest in the process.
- Support Network: Developing support outside therapy through friends, family, or support groups.
- Goals-oriented: A clear understanding of what you want to achieve in therapy helps guide the process.