Specialties

  • Depression/Anxiety

    Find relief, balance, and renewed hope.

    Depression and/or anxiety can feel overwhelming, leaving you drained, restless, or stuck. You may notice difficulty sleeping, loss of motivation, racing thoughts, or a heavy sense of hopelessness. Therapy provides a supportive space for us to understand these experiences, ease distress, and build lifelong skills to restore balance and connection to a fulfilling life.

  • PTSD and Complex Trauma

    Heal the past, reclaim your present.

    Unresolved trauma can surface as flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety, emotional numbness, or feeling “on edge.” Complex trauma can include all of the above, as well as difficulties with healthy relationships, fears of abandonment, intense feelings of shame and negative beliefs about yourself. These experiences can make it hard to feel safe or present in daily life. Through trauma therapy and EMDR, we work together to process painful memories, reduce distress, and strengthen your capacity to live with clarity, safety and connection.

  • Life Transitions

    Navigate change with clarity and resilience.

    Major changes, even positive ones, can bring stress, uncertainty, or grief. You may notice increased anxiety, self-doubt, or feeling lost and uncertain during transitions such as graduation, moving, career shifts, relationship changes, parenthood, or loss. We will work together to help you adapt with resilience, stay grounded in your values, and navigate change with increased confidence.

  • Relationships and Attachment

    Strengthen your relationships, starting with yourself.

    Struggles with connection may show up as repeated conflict, difficulty trusting, fear of abandonment, or feeling distant from loved ones. We will work together to understand attachment patterns, heal relational wounds, and build healthier, more secure connections rooted in trust, shared values, communication, and authenticity.

  • Work and Career Stressors

    Find balance, purpose, and resilience in your work.

    Career pressures can lead to burnout, lack of motivation, or constant stress that effects you at home. You may feel stuck, undervalued, or uncertain about your path forward. Therapy provides space for us to process these challenges, manage stress, and restore balance in and outside the workplace.

  • College and Young Adult Mental Health

    Support for navigating college, independence, and beyond.

    Young adulthood brings both opportunities and challenges, from academic pressure and relationship stress to questions about identity, independence, and the future. You may notice overwhelm, loneliness, or difficulty coping with the demands of this stage. Therapy creates an environment of support where we can explore ways of managing stress, building confidence, and creating a foundation for thriving in college and beyond.

  • Couples Therapy

    Reconnect, communicate, and grow stronger together.

    Relationship struggles can show up as frequent conflict, difficulty communicating, loss of intimacy, or feeling disconnected from your partner. You may also notice patterns of mistrust or challenges navigating major life transitions together, leaving you feeling lost and uncertain about the future of your relationship. Couples therapy utilizing the Gottman method and Emotion-Focused therapy provides a supportive space for us to strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and foster a healthier, more resilient partnership.

  • ADHD

    Find focus, balance, and strategies that work for you.

    ADHD may feel like constant restlessness, trouble focusing, forgetfulness, or difficulty following through on tasks, often leading to stress or frustration in work, school, or relationships. Together we will work to develop strategies for organization, time management, and emotional regulation while highlighting your strengths. Together, we’ll create practical tools to support focus, balance, and success in daily life.

  • Parenting Support

    Support and guidance for more confident, connected parenting.

    Parenting challenges may show up as constant stress, feeling unsure of how to respond to your child’s needs, or struggling with reminders of your own childhood. You might notice frustration, guilt, shame or notice patterns that feel unhelpful. Through both support and guidance, we will explore ways of strengthening your parenting strategies, improving communication, and building more connected, confident relationships with your children.