I believe that all of us have experienced some form of hardship, from small wounds to bigger traumas, but that each of our stories is unique and that there is no one-size-fits-all treatment.
I believe that the status-quo of mental health care, though well-intentioned, is missing some critical components and, although I do integrate traditional talk-therapy into my work with clients, it has been my experience that the mind cannot be healed with talk therapy alone.
I don’t believe that individuals are “broken” or “sick” and I will not be looking for a diagnosis under which to label you but, rather, we will be working together to discover what parts of you might be out of balance and utilizing evidence-based techniques to rebalance them.
I believe that counseling is most effective when it is a collaborative effort and I believe in empowering clients to become active participants in their treatment by providing them with research-backed science and information.