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People share common struggles that are nevertheless profoundly individual. My commitment is to honor your unique situation and provide a space to consider whatever issues and circumstances feel relevant. As whole people we have hopes, scars, memories, commitments, relationships, and our own evolving sense of self. My background in IFS and Mindfulness ensures a compassionate, judgment-free space and has instilled a core belief in the fundamental ability for you to increasingly understand yourself and strengthen your capacity for resiliency and wellbeing.

Whether this is your first experience with therapy or you have tried many times, there is always a potential for healing through a connection with another person. EMAIL is the best way to contact me.

Do you ever wonder "Am I on the right track here?" "What is the plan?" "Am I moving in the right direction?". When we are dealing with tough emotions, it's easy to feel we've lost our way. When we are grieving or making hard decisions or our life isn't working out the way we thought it would, we wonder, what is the next step? If our nerves are shot, or we can't get out of bed, or we can't get out of our own way to reach our goals, we think, what is wrong with me? If any of this sounds like you, Walk the Path Counseling is your new home. I have experience with this and I'm here to help.

My belief in the resilience of the human spirit is the source from which I draw my hope - the same hope that I offer to my clients. Whether you are experiencing a life change such as divorce or loss, substance abuse, family conflict, or are simply in need of support as you navigate through one of life's challenges, there is hope for you as well. I have guided and supported many people through these same challenges with compassion, professionalism, and humor.

Have you been feeling more stuck lately? Feeling like you have an idea of where you should be, but finding yourself repeating a lot of the same tried and true patterns and change feels more than difficult? Has this, or any other variety of stressors you are under been making you feel as if you are not enough, or do you have a history of relationships that has been adding to a concept of self that doesn't seem like it's growing you? I love work in helping others feel the most like themselves - whether that is a version of themselves they have not met yet, or have not been in touch with for quite some time.