My approach to psychotherapy is a collaborative relational process between client and therapist. The therapeutic process involves a profound attunement of the therapist with the client. In my Person-centered approach, I see my client not as a collection of symptoms and problems. I see a complete emotional, intellectual, social and spiritual human being who is facing problems, pain, and/or challenges which they feel they need help to process and resolve. Therapy can effectively activate the client’s resources for healing, growth and change.

Asking for help takes courage. I work to allow my clients to achieve a sense of security, trust and comfort, so even the most difficult issues can be explored and analyzed in an open manner. To facilitate this process, I strive to work in an emphatic, supportive and encouraging way to offer my client positive regard and allow them to proceed at their own pace. My goal is to help you let go of emotional suffering, create healthier communication and more intimacy in your relationships; to overcome what may be holding you back from moving your life in the direction you want it to go. With couples and families, I make sure the presenting problems are clearly defined and mutually agreed upon by all members, and that each person feels they have a voice during our sessions.