I work with people who are feeling stuck, disconnected, or overwhelmed, and help them move toward a greater sense of connection, clarity, and hope. In our work together, I use practical tools to help you better understand your thoughts and how they may be getting in the way—this comes from a method called cognitive-behavioral therapy, which helps people notice and shift unhelpful thought patterns. I also use an approach called acceptance and commitment therapy, which helps you move forward even when life feels messy or uncertain by focusing on your values and what really matters to you. I’m trained in EMDR, a therapy that helps the brain heal from painful experiences and ease the intensity of troubling memories. Whether you’re an individual struggling or struggling with a love one to communicate, I offer strategies to lower emotional intensity, strengthen your relationships, and help you focus on what matters most. Together, we’ll create a path forward with useful skills and a clear plan, so real change feels possible.