Therapy for Adults
I take a collaborative, strength-based, cognitive behavioral approach to my work.
Adults
We all need help sometimes. Therapy can be a safe place and supportive environment where to explore your inner feelings and thoughts.
There is a tremendous value in sharing experiences with others, identifying negative thinking patterns and learning new coping skills. Together, we can we can create a treatment plan that best fits your goals, needs and personal style. I use a family systems, cognitive behavioral framework with a wide range of interventions from a solution-focused and narrative therapy approach.
We work collaboratively, with the goal of helping you live a more fulfilling life.
Areas of Focus
Depression
Anxiety
Anger Management
Grief/loss
Trauma/PTSD
Work/life Stress
Relationship Issues
Adjustment Disorders
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Collaborative
Collaborative means that treatment is a two-way street. We will meet each other halfway, each of us actively participating in the process, to reach our shared goal of overcoming your challenges, whatever they may be.
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Strength-based
Strength-based means that, whether you realize it or not, there are unique aspects of who you are today that work in your favor: your life experience, your skills, your belief system, perhaps even your ethnicity or family history. We will identify these and use them as resources to help you heal.
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Cognitive Behavioral
A cognitive behavioral approach is one that takes into account how your thoughts affect the way you feel about yourself, other and the world. And how these affect your behavior.