Nothing

is more important

than your MENTAL HEALTH

We all encounter stress, setbacks, and challenges in life. In my work with adults, many common symptoms are experienced. Have you faced: difficulty sleeping, feeling jittery, had difficulty concentrating, noticed that you are working too much and not taking good care of yourself, unhappy with yourself/body image, not enjoying things that you once liked to do, withdrawing in relationships, had trouble communicating, feeling irritable and fighting, using alcohol (shopping, gambling, etc.) as a means of escape, feeling sad, alone, and tired? These are all symptoms that something needs to change.

Learning how to deal with inevitable stressors in life will help you to gain happiness and personal fulfillment. How you interpret these stressors is at the core of many emotional problems. In our work together, I will provide you with the tools and skills necessary to help alter the way your thinking, emotions, and behavior interact.

If you are looking for extra support and guidance through challenging circumstances, or you are seeking to gain insight and move in a new direction in life, I look forward to working with you in your journey.

DEALING WITH EVERYDAY LIFE

Love & Relationships

Mental Health

Confidentiality & Privacy Policy No information can be shared without your prior written permission. The relationship between a client and a psychotherapist is protected by law. Exceptions include: Suspected child abuse or dependent adult or elder abuse, for which I am required by law to report this to the appropriate authorities immediately. Threats of harm to self or others, for which I will notify the police or proper authorities, as well as the intended victim to ensure the safety of all parties. In situations where a client intends to harm him / herself, I will do all that I can in partnering with a client to ensure their safety. However, if cooperation is not possible, I will take the necessary steps to ensure their safety without their permission in accordance with the law.

Work

Stress

Behavioral Patterns

improving life, 

knowledge and understanding!

Depression

Difficulty Sleeping

Anxiety

Panic Attacks

Mood Issues

Drinking too much

Abusing Drugs or Medications

Ruminating Thoughts

Counterproductive patterns

Isolating


Arguments with loved ones

Not feeling heard

Feeling lonely

Not getting what you want

Feeling disconnected


Difficulties with your boss

Conflicts with colleagues

Time management concerns

Difficulty concentrating

Overwhelm