Sometimes the first step is the hardest one to take.
As your therapist, I will partner with you in a way that honors your needs, respects your pace, and follows your lead. You don’t have to do the hard things alone; together we’ll find a way forward that feels right for you, one gentle step at a time.
Read below to learn more about:
Grief counseling
Individual adult therapy
My approach
Grief counseling
Life after loss can leave you feeling like you can’t find solid ground. I provide skilled and compassionate support to help you
explore your loss and its impact
develop new ways of being in relationship with your grief
understand your grief responses and learn new coping skills
find moments of calm and clarity in the midst of overwhelm
discover a way forward that feels true for you.
Together we’ll create a space where you feel supported, where you can tell the whole truth, and where you can discover new ways to cope when your world has been forever changed.
Adult Therapy
I support individuals with a number of life challenges and opportunities for personal growth. In addition to being a licensed therapist, I’m also a Certified Martha Beck Life Coach.
In addition to grief and loss, my areas of specialty include:
Life coaching
Stress management & work-life integration
Anxiety
Relationship issues
Parenting
Self-esteem & cultivating self trust
Exploring creativity
Reimagining and rebuilding in the wake of loss, burnout, or life transitions
My Approach
I view therapy as a partnership that centers you and your unique experience. While I provide tools, perspectives, and practices to help shift how you see yourself and how you move through the world, ultimately you are the only one who knows what is best for you. My approach is open and warm, gentle and calming, and grounded in curiosity and compassion.
I use the following combination of strategies and approaches in my work, always tailored to your needs and preferences:
Narrative therapy
Internal Family Systems (IFS) informed work with parts
Mindfulness techniques
Somatic (body-based) practices
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
Journaling, ritual, and creative expression
Visualization and imagery
Meaning making practices
I value clients’ spiritual experiences and reflections in the therapeutic process. If you are interested in exploring this, I welcome your beliefs (and non-beliefs) in our work together.