Meet Our Therapists

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The therapist-client relationship is a connection or bond between therapist and client that develops over time and is maintained throughout the length of therapy. 

Finding the right therapist is crucial to the treatment process and a predictor in the success of treatment. 

Meet Our Therapists

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Relationships • Complex Trauma • Anxiety • Depression • Self Esteem • Grief/Loss • Life Transitions • Communication • Pre-Marital • Divorce • Identity • Sex Issues • Betrayal

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Relationships • Anxiety • Depression • Self Esteem • Grief/Loss • Life Transitions • Communication • Pre-Marital • Divorce • Family Struggles

She/Her

Relationships • Anxiety • Depression • Self Esteem • Grief/Loss • Life Transitions • Communication • Pre-Marital • Divorce • Sex Issues • Parenting

She/Her

Relationships • Complex Trauma • Anxiety • Depression • Self Esteem • Grief/Loss • Life Transitions • Communication • Pre-Marital • Divorce

FAQs about choosing a therapist.

  • Finding the right therapist is a personal matter. Here are some tips to guide you in finding a match that suits your needs and personality.

    • The therapist makes you feel comfortable and inspires confidence

    • You find them easy to talk to

    • The therapist views your difficulties in a way that makes sense to you

    • They have boundaries

  • Here are just a few questions you can ask when choosing a therapist.

    • How do you handle conflict in session?

    • How would you approach our problems?

    • What is your experience treating our problem or issue?

  • No. We believe it is more effective to have boundaries between different therapeutic modalities. The difference between focusing on the relationship as the client versus focusing solely on you as the client shifts the therapeutic approach and perspective for more effective outcomes.

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