Is psychotherapy right for me?
Anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, and relational distress can be impediments to living each day in a way that feels manageable and gratifying. Such symptoms are our psyche’s way of alerting us to a need to be addressed. Psychotherapy is an opportunity to realize and meet those needs in the support of a therapeutic relationship.
Maybe distressing symptoms are preventing you from meeting your goals, parenting in a way you feel proud of, having rewarding interpersonal relationships, communicating with a partner productively and lovingly, unlocking your creativity, finding yourself again after a major life transition, navigating through grief and loss, and a host of other challenges. Our work together in a thoughtful non-judgemental environment will help you to step into a more meaningful and embodied life.
Expertise
Specific areas of clinical expertise include among others:
Anxiety, Stress, Overwhelm, and Life Transitions
Depression and Mood Disorders
Relationship Issues and Interpersonal Distress
Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum, Infertility
Parenting and New Parenthood
Self-esteem and Identity Development
Marital and Family Conflict
Chronic Illness
Grief and Loss
Gender and Sexuality
Experience and Education:
Private Practice 2014: Adult Outpatient Therapist, Individual and Couples
Washington County Mental Health Services: Adult Outpatient Therapist, Psychological Assessment
Howard Center: Twin Oaks Counseling Services, Substance Abuse Treatment, Individual and Group Therapist
Pre-degree: Johnson State College (Vermont State University) Counseling Center, Individual Outpatient Therapist
Saint Michael’s College: M.A. Clinical Psychology