Ross Farley

I have spent many years working with a number of different populations, from Autism Spectrum Disorders to Eating and Feeding Disorders. The beauty of working in mental health for more than half my life is that I truly believe in the power of the therapeutic process and how we address the things in life that are no longer functional. The root cause of the distress is my focus because it demands such intricate and tactful navigation.

I am confident that I can help guide folks in seeking answers, in seeking truth, and in seeking healing. Therapy is a multi-directional experience that is both “top down” and “bottom up”, meaning there are very effective skill-based technics such as CBT and DBT in addition to more experiential and trauma-focused ways of addressing emotional distress. The way I view therapy is that both processes are valuable and help me form a plan that is tailored specifically to each of my clients.

When it comes to therapy, I whole-heartedly believe in client accountability and client responsibility. When we address the things in life which are no longer working, we are making a conscious choice to do something different. If there is a desire to enact real and lasting change, and to work diligently to enact said change, I am here and ready to work alongside.