Hi there.
I have a Masters in Counseling from Seattle University, and have been in the field for over 12 years. It's been my honor to work pretty much everywhere, including:
Working from an existential and humanistic framework (which means being mindful of the human condition), I try to help people who feel stuck to feel less so.
Psychotherapy ( a word typically utilized interchangeably with both therapy and counseling, all meaning a service provided by a licensed professional) is an inherently difficult thing to describe. I staunchly believe that counseling is, at its heart, a collaborative endeavor; one which calls for a very active effort on your part . For therapy to achieve maximum impact you will have to work on things we talk about both during our sessions and in your daily life outside of our time together.
You will feel heard, have new perspectives and action items to work on in your daily life, and hopefully have shared a laugh or two around our shared existence.
