I will strive to assist you on your journey of self-exploration while creating a safe, genuine, and open-minded environment for growth and self-improvement.

As someone who has dealt with anxiety and depression and many significant losses, I understand the complexities of managing mental health.

Asking for help is hard but it is a strength to know that you need to heal yourself in order to help others.

As a young man in a predominately female profession, I am sensitive to the vast issues that that all genders in today's society are faced with and have an understanding of generational miscommunication.

As a Marriage and Family Therapist, I believe in being a compassionate and empathetic listener.

My approach is simple: Listen to every person as an individual and build a relationship using a non-judgmental approach. Through these relationships we become a team and formulate a plan to improve your overall mental health.

I am looking forward to working with you and listening to your concerns so that we will facilitate positive outcomes to reaching your treatment goals.

As a therapist, I understand the power of listening first in order to understand how I can best help you.

As a licensed clinical social worker with 30 years of experience, I have been privileged to witness that awareness is the greatest agent for change.

As a therapist excited to serve you, I use person-centered, solution-focused, cognitive behavioral, and mindfulness therapies.

As a trauma survivor and care provider, I am deeply invested in my client's feelings of comfort, safety, and choice in the therapy process.

As a holistic therapist, I utilize compassion and strong listening skills to understand and appreciate clients while assisting them in addressing their needs, pursuing self-care, and achieving their goals.

As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I aim to provide relational therapy that validates self-growth and processes the impact of trauma.

As an eastern-minded person in a western-thinking world, I understand the unique issues of conflict resolution and identity exploration.

Parents of children with special needs are often misunderstood, and for over a decade I have been their advocate in the healthcare industry.