Most people seek therapy because they realize that something is not working in their lives, and symptoms like stress, anxiety, and/or depression are starting to feel overwhelming. These symptoms quickly subside as folks feel genuinely seen, safe, and supported. At this point, we can then begin to uncover and understand destructive behaviors and thought patterns that are potentially inaccurate and not serving you well. These discoveries lead to new realizations about yourself as well as others and allow you to re-shape your life, changing negative attitudes and unhelpful ways of being. The end result is not only a deeper understanding of yourself but also a new, refreshing take on life coupled with positive, meaningful, and tangible changes in both your daily and long-term experiences. As a highly trained psychotherapist with over 20 years experience, I deeply value the therapeutic relationship. Clinically, I draw from Jungian and psychoanalytic theories. I also find cognitive-behavioral techniques helpful, and I can be very solution-focused if this seems appropriate, and you are looking for briefer, focused help. Compassion, attentiveness, and humility are always essential to me. I have found that by listening very closely and well — coupled with sincere and humble admiration of my clients — I can truly be of service in helping folks change their lives for the better. I look forward to hearing from you!