My life has always improved as a result of developing new perspectives and new solutions to the problems I am facing at any juncture of life. I became a counselor because I love to work with others to explore those new perspectives and solutions.

I love to work with clients who feel stuck in a rut and who are willing to explore whatever avenues they can to get out and start living a more fulfilling life.

I believe that, no matter the circumstance, everyone can improve their mental health by improving their perspective. I often tell clients, "You can walk out of every session with all the same circumstances you had when you walked in, but with a fresh perspective for how to improve and enjoy your life." Some circumstances can't be changed, but your perspective can always improve.

In the early stages of our working relationship, I will spend a great deal of time getting to know you as a person. I want to learn your strengths and assets so we can lean on those as we progress toward your goals. I want to gain a strong understanding of your perspective of the goals you have for yourself so we can know we're working toward the same things.

Every client deserves a completely individualized plan of care. I am, above all other approaches to therapy, a person-centered counselor, which means I am committed to helping each client discover their own solutions and strengths to address their own presenting problems. This results in highly customized care