Individual Therapy

We all know that the “noise of life” can sometimes grow from a quiet murmur to an overwhelming roar, where it’s nearly impossible for a person to see trends and understand patterns because of the cacophony of sound.  As a therapist, I believe my primary job is to act as a “sounding board” for my clients.  Clients are encouraged to bounce their issues and concerns off that “sounding board” in order to eventually raise their self-awareness, recognize patterns and co-create solutions.  I have found that many of my clients hold most of their own answers, but they require a sensitive, objective and trained professional that can help them put those answers together in order to “see the forest for the trees.”

Individual Therapy is helpful for a myriad of goals including: increasing happiness, overcoming a difficulty, clarifying root issues that are leading to relational discord, improving self-esteem and much, much more. Each therapeutic encounter can look very different depending on what a client is asking for.

Whatever your reason might be, I am available to offer unconditional acceptance and support.  When the “noise of life” gets a bit overwhelming, a helping hand can be just the thing to turn the “noise” into “music” again.

Why do people come to therapy?

Some people come to therapy to grow

Some come to fix something

Some come to learn something about themselves

Some come for support

Some come for a good listener

Some come for authentic reflection

Some come for hope, and

Some come to find meaning…