Depending on my assessment of you are, and what will serve your needs best, I may suggest a number of approaches including individual psychotherapy,
couples
therapy, hypnosis, meditation, group therapy, or combinations of all of these.
As a clinical psychologist trained in intensive psychotherapy and counseling, I focus primarily on you as a person, not on your disorder or illness. Even if the reason you seek treatment is depression, anxiety, relationship issues or addictive behaviors, that is not who you are- it is only the form that your problems take. In our therapy work together we will need to understand who you are fundamentally - your unique strengths, issues, and needs. Our shared understanding of your complexities will then tell us precisely what approach to take to healing your problems.