Individual Therapy
Areas of Specialty
We use a range of evidence-based treatments tailored to your needs. Our relational orientation also allows us to explore the deeper patterns and relationship dynamics that may be shaping your current challenges.
Concerns we commonly help with include:
- Generalized Anxiety
- Social Anxiety
- Post-Traumatic Stress (PTSD)
- Depression
- Adjustment Difficulties
- Insomnia (including CBT-I)
- Grief and Loss
Couples/Family Therapy
Every relationship goes through difficult seasons, whether it’s ongoing conflict, growing distance, or the aftermath of infidelity. Couples therapy offers you and your partner a space to better understand each other, communicate more openly, and work through challenges in ways that bring you closer rather than further apart.
Together, we’ll focus on:
- Strengthening emotional connection: feeling seen, valued, and close again
- Improving communication: saying what you mean and having more effective discussions
- Productively addressing conflict: breaking out of painful patterns and addressing unproductive conversations
- Rebuilding trust: healing after betrayal, including infidelity
- Supporting personal growth: helping each of you grow as individuals and as partners
My Approach
I draw on research-backed methods that have been shown to help couples make lasting change:
- Integrative Behavioral Couples Therapy (IBCT): helps partners build acceptance of each other’s differences while also making meaningful changes in how they interact.
- Gottman Method Strategies: practical tools for managing conflict, deepening friendship, and building trust.
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Couples: helps partners handle difficult emotions with more flexibility and act in line with their relationship..
What to Expect
Before your first session
You’ll each complete a brief set of questionnaires. These help me understand how each of you sees the current challenges and how much stress they’re causing in your relationship.
Sessions 1–3: Getting to know your relationship
The first three sessions are an assessment phase. We’ll meet together as a couple first, and then I’ll meet with each of you individually. Following this, we’ll meet together to share what I’ve learned and set goals as a team.]This process is open and collaborative. It helps us clarify your hopes, name your challenges, and agree on goals together.
Ongoing sessions: Focused, tailored work
From there, our sessions focus on strategies tailored to your relationship’s specific needs. If you’d like, you can complete short weekly check-in questionnaires between sessions so I can stay up to date on how things are going.
Please Note
My role is to support you as a clinician as you navigate challenges in your relationship. I’m not able to provide evaluations, testimony, or advocacy for legal matters such as divorce or custody proceedings.