Neurodivergent people often feel like they don’t quite “fit” in their world. Navigating work, school, relationships, and even fun can be extra challenging. We can work on using your strengths to help overcome the challenges so you can start enjoying your life instead of feeling burnt out from it.

Gambling and substance use difficulties are usually intertwined with some kind of mental health issue. Whether you’ve been in recovery for years or are wondering if you may have a problem, therapy can help you identify triggers, explore possible causes, and make a plan to get healthier.

Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families often develop insecure attachments and difficulties maintaining relationships. Therapy can help resolve the underlying attachment issues and get you to a place where you feel confident in setting boundaries and forming healthy relationships.

For both children and adults, trauma therapy is tailored to meet the needs of the individual. I meet my clients where they are and help to identify potential triggers, process the emotions arising from trauma, and work on ways to cope with those feelings in healthy ways.

There is a profound and difficult to verbalize grief that occurs when you learn that you won’t be a parent like you always imagined. It’s especially hard because our culture glorifies families with kids. In therapy, we can work on processing the grief, acknowledging the loss, and building a joyful, meaningful future.