I experience each person as a whole being and utilize an eclectic approach to therapy in order to address a variety of issues including behavioral, emotional, mental, social and spiritual challenges and concerns a client might present.
I see the therapeutic encounter as a collaborative process, and along with the cultivation of a compassionate and accepting way of being, a safe foundation emerges for exploration, inspiration, and motivation (ways of doing) that may foster challenge, discovery, and growth within.
In addition, the utilization and practical application of therapeutic tools and techniques may assist the client in achieving effective change and an improved of quality of life.
Areas of practice include individual concerns such as:
| · depression |
· anxiety |
· stress |
· self-esteem |
· trauma |
· living with a terminal illness |
| · eating disorders |
· addictions |
· grief |
· change and loss |
· life transitions |
|
Other areas of practice include interpersonal concerns such as marriage and family, divorce and co-parenting.
|