Psychotherapy for Children, Addolescents and Adults
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The wound
is the place
where the Light
enters you.
– Rumi
​therapist, I have become aware that ​much of the time, mental health symptoms are not necessarily problems, but more like emissaries. They can be seen as messengers from the body to the mind, attempting to convey, sometimes in their own troubling yet meaningful language, that something needs deeper attention and care: anxiety that is pointing to a set of old childhood experiences that weren't met with the love, sensitivity, and attunement needed at the time. Or depressive symptoms pointing to
The exploration process itself, resting on the living, evolving relationship between us, will be a space where overwhelming and perplexing emotional states can be transformed into learning experiences. Learning can then lead to growth, growth leading you back onto the authentic path you came here to complete.
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Please contact me to set up an initial session where we can think, together, about making a space that tends to your innate capacity for growth.
My psychotherapy practice is grounded in the belief that all of us are born with an innate wisdom and inner sense of direction that can guide us towards balance and fulfillment. Alongside this inner direction though, can come difficult, confusing and emotionally overwhelming early life experiences that can be hard to navigate at the time. Our minds learn to move on, but our bodies remember. Then, adding to the challenge of navigating direction, many experiences in daily life can be
I offer a quiet, safe space, and a warm, insightful, neutral and caring presence. It is here where we can work together towards a deeper understanding of what your mental health concerns are telling you. During my life experience as a
the fact that a current job environment isn't in line with what the soul wants and needs, and that one needs to slow down to find the quiet voice within that knows what changes are needed. Or a sense of persistent emptiness that is pointing to the need for a deeper spiritual life. Or obsessive and compulsive tendencies that keep one's attention away from overwhelming childhood wounds. These, and many others, are the kinds of things we can explore.
overwhelming. Relationships with partners, friends and family, troubling work environments, parenting complexities, and many other demanding circumstances can create an overload on our innate capacity for health and balance. Persistent mental health struggles can begin to arise out of the accumulation and combination of ongoing life injuries and relentless modern day stressors. Oftentimes these emotional and behavioral struggles are the soul's way of calling attention to things that need care and change.