Psychotherapy for children, teens and adults
Working Together
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$200 per 50-minute session
I am a pre-licensed therapist which means I work under the supervision of a licensed therapist. I have been a therapist since 2019. I have two Master's degrees (Counseling Psychology and Human Development) and a Bachelor's degree in Child and Adolescent Development. I have been devoted to my own personal growth and development for as long as I can remember. Even in my career as a therapist, I attend trainings every chance I get because I love the opportunity to learn and develop in my profession.
My background includes work with trauma and C-PTSD, somatic work (working with the connection between body and mind), family systems and human development through the lifespan. I also have an extensive background in parent coaching and working with families of young children. I've worked with teens in both the agency setting as well as in high school counseling. I tend to emphasize depth work in order to identify thought, behavior, and habit patterns patterns that lead to pain and distress. I often help clients examine the ways early relationships in infancy and childhood have written the blueprint for their worldview. Together, through the process of therapy that is tailored to you, we can address the things that feel relevant to your growth and healing.
Areas of focus:
trauma and C-PTSD
mindfulness and mind-body work
inner child and parts work
developmental phases through the lifespan
parenting and family systems
emotional coping skills
anxiety
depression
sexual assault
intimate partner violence
attachment trauma and repair
distress tolerance
obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
borderline personality disorder
body dysmorphia
My approach
Attachment therapy
Existential therapy
Somatic mind/body work
Compassionate inquiry
Object relations
Internal Family Systems
Person-centered therapy