"Couples/Families: Close relationships can be difficult. Top issues that bring couples into counseling include: Money, In-Laws, Parenting, Housework, Sex, and Emotional Intimacy. Relational issues left untreated often cause couples to live in "quiet desperation" or all-out warfare. Couple and familial relationships don't have to be a series of endless arguments or giving up and feeling alone. With awareness, skills, and practice relationships can change for the better. I would be honored to help in this journey so that you and your loved ones can recover the joy, fun, and deep connection that first drew you together."

"Oftentimes, the pain that we experience is rooted in relationships and as a result, it is in relationships that we heal. As a Jesus follower, I am here to walk with you through some of the hardest moments in your life in a way that will result in true and lasting change."

"I facilitate the client in the discovery of their own personal resolutions. My style of counseling is focused on self-exploration and increasing an individual's level of understanding surrounding their current life circumstances, and their own behaviors and reactions to those situations. I have a desire to understand each client, and utilize my therapeutic skills and knowledge of psychology and human behavior to facilitate growth.My philosophy is that a client is much more inclined to make possible their own solutions, if they are responsible for creating them."

"As a substance abuse and mental health counselor, I frequently work with individuals who are experiencing difficulties in both areas. I have found it is most helpful to treat both disorders simultaneously. The challenge for the client is twofold. The first is to regain a sense of personal power and control over one's life. The second is to establish a positive direction toward a set of personally rewarding goals. In assisting the client, my preferred method of intervention is mindfulness cognitive behavioral therapy, which utilizes a large set of effective strategies."

"Healing and growth can happen best within the context of relationship, a reality that is extensively backed by current neuroscience. As a result, I place the utmost importance on making sure the client feels safe, seen, heard, and known within the counseling space. . I believe that each person is comprised of a body, mind, and soul, and that within each of these areas we feel pain, get stuck, and experience struggle. This is most often experienced as a result of trauma, abuse, and disconnection in relationships, and it will be within the context of relationship that healing can occur. Your story is unique. "

"You want to be your best self, but something is getting in the way. Do you have the support you need to adapt, adjust, and thrive? Loved ones who are normally our biggest supports are sometimes too close to confide in. Or perhaps those relationships are a source of conflict and confusion. Who do you turn to? "