Working with me as a therapist, clients can expect a welcoming and secure space where confidentiality is paramount. My intake process involves actively listening to each client's unique story, gaining a comprehensive understanding of their world. I prioritize creating an environment where clients feel safe to explore, express, and delve into self-discovery. I value genuine connection. Progress, for me, is collaborative and tailored to each client's comfort level and goals. I believe in providing constructive feedback and gentle challenges when appropriate, fostering personal growth. I am open to assigning homework or takeaways between sessions to encourage reflection. The pace of progress is flexible, adjusted to align with the individual needs of each client. Whether you're a child, a teenager, or an adult from any background, I am dedicated to helping clients make the changes they desire, supporting them in their journey of self-discovery and growth.

My favorite clients and those with whom I work best are individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences, seeking support through various life challenges. I am particularly drawn to clients who are interested in a trauma-informed approach, as I have both experience and a genuine enjoyment in assisting them through the process of trauma recovery. Witnessing the resilience of individuals who have experienced trauma and seeing them flourish is incredibly rewarding.

I also find great fulfillment in working with clients navigating changes and transitions. While these shifts may initially seem daunting, I view them as opportunities for breakthroughs, and I'm passionate about guiding clients through this transformative process.

Clients who are on a journey of self-discovery and self-improvement resonate well with my therapeutic approach. I appreciate individuals who are open to exploring their feelings, as well as those who are committed to personal development and the pursuit of self-actualization. Whether a client is seeking power, control, a sense of well-being, or the pursuit of happiness, I value the opportunity to support them in achieving their goals.

As a provider, my commitment to continuous learning and competency-building is reflected in recent training completion in "Triple P," a comprehensive parenting and family support system. This program is designed to accompany parents at every stage of their journey, offering valuable guidance and support to foster positive family environments. With a focus on preventing and treating behavioral and emotional challenges in children and teenagers, "Triple P" aligns seamlessly with my trauma-informed and strength-based approach, enhancing the tools at my disposal to assist families effectively.

In addition to formal training, I actively pursue independent learning, immersing myself in literature on psychoanalytic and couples therapy. Looking ahead, I am eager to expand my expertise by undergoing training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Furthermore, my interest in mindfulness and holistic approaches has sparked curiosity in exploring Gestalt therapy. Collaboration with other providers remains a fundamental aspect of my professional growth. Engaging with diverse perspectives and therapeutic modalities through collaboration ensures a well-rounded approach to client care. This collective effort not only enriches my understanding but also enables me to stay abreast of the latest developments in the field, ultimately benefiting my clients through the provision of informed and effective interventions tailored to their unique needs.

In my view, everyone possesses an inner strength that is both powerful and extraordinary. Despite the difficulties they may have faced, individuals have the capacity to overcome and find their way through tough times. My role as a therapist is to be a supportive presence, helping them process their experiences and standing by their side throughout their journey. Experiencing life through their vision is a privilege, and it has reinforced my belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy and experience the world in their own way.

While this perspective may not be considered controversial, it challenges the notion that one-size-fits-all in therapy and underscores the importance of recognizing and respecting the individual strengths and resilience that each person brings to the therapeutic process.