Individual Therapy

Find the change you’ve been searching for

You’re starting to see just how hard it’s been—the situations you’ve pushed through and the things you’ve accepted or settled for, maybe to keep the peace or because you felt you had no other choice. You’re also beginning to recognize that you don’t like the way you’ve been handling the tough, heavy emotions that come with it.

This no longer reflects who you want to be. While these patterns have felt familiar, almost like comfort, you recognize that there could be a better way. You're ready to confront what no longer supports the change you are looking for.

Let’s face it, whatever used to get you by just doesn’t work anymore

Perhaps what isn't working out anymore involves things you've tolerated, patterns you've accepted, or thoughts you've been wrestling with, such as…

  • That inner voice telling you that you are not doing enough

  • The self-sabotage that comes from fear

  • The spiral 'what ifs' about where your life is headed

  • The pattern of prioritizing others’ needs over your own

  • Complicated family dynamics that are starting to disrupt your peace

  • A relationship you value, but know could be better

  • Navigating life changes & transitions filled with pressure and expectations

  • Struggles with knowing your needs and communicating them

If this sounds like you… it’s time to choose yourself. Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish—it’s necessary.

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 FAQs

  • You should schedule a frequency that feels right for you. Some people come in weekly, others every two weeks, and some even once a month. It all depends on what you are going through and the progress you see.

  • Therapy ends when you feel ready to move on and manage on your own. Even after it 'ends,' you're always welcome to return for fine-tuning or to work through something new.

  • I love collaborating with others and being mindful of where they are in their journey. I’m compassionate but direct, and I embrace in-the-moment learning opportunities. I also value processing the meaning of things and do challenge when necessary.

  • Your comfort is always a priority. I remind both potential and current clients that emotional safety is essential for growth and change in therapy. If you feel seen, safe, and comfortable in our work together, those are strong signs that we're a good fit