I have been a clinical social worker for over 11 years. I have worked with people of all ages, backgrounds, and in all different settings. I am a military veteran and have been through a lot of hardships in my life that have lead me to this field. I am very good at what I do and I am a great support.
I have a person centered approach to therapy "meeting you where you're at". I am laid back, honest and although I am a professional, I talk the people I meet with as I would talk to the people in my life, which most people over my 11 years find very comforting. Some people need a softer approach and some people need a no holds barred push.
During our first meeting there will be a lot of paperwork to discuss the primary concerns that brought you to therapy. Most of the first meeting with be background information and it will likely not be until the second meeting that we will get more into the general problems and how they are effecting your day to day life.
