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Anxiety disorders can significantly disrupt daily functioning, affecting work, relationships, and overall well-being. Clients may experience persistent worry, heightened physiological arousal (e.g., racing heart, chest tightness, muscle tension), panic attacks, or avoidance behaviors that interfere with normal life.
Through a structured, evidence-based approach, I work with clients to:
Untreated or unrecognized anxiety can escalate, contributing to sleep disturbances, chronic stress, and impairment in multiple areas of life. Therapy provides a clear framework for addressing these challenges and restoring emotional stability, safety, and control.
Depression can show up in many ways — persistent sadness, low energy, loss of interest, or even feelings of emptiness and numbness. It can affect how you think, feel, and interact with the world, making everyday tasks feel exhausting or overwhelming.
In therapy, I help clients:
You don’t have to face depression alone. Together, we’ll work to understand what’s happening, manage symptoms, and create a path toward emotional relief and renewed engagement with life.
ADHD in adults isn’t always about being forgetful or distracted — it can also show up as intense emotions, sensitivity, and feeling easily rejected or misunderstood. Many adults, especially women, go through life feeling like they’re “overly sensitive” or “too emotional,” without realizing ADHD may be influencing how they experience stress, relationships, and daily demands.
Common, often overlooked signs include:
In therapy, we explore how ADHD affects both thinking and feeling, helping you develop strategies to manage focus, regulate emotions, and navigate relationships with more confidence and ease. The goal is not just to cope, but to understand yourself better and thrive in daily life.
Struggles with codependency or attachment patterns can mak relationships feel overwhelming, unbalanced, or even painful. I help clients identify patterns in how they relate to themselves and others, explore underlying needs and fears, and develop healthie ways of connecting.
Through therapy, we work on:
Whether you’re navigating challenges in romantic relationships, family dynamics, or friendships, therapy provides a safe space to explore these patterns and create lasting change.
I provide comprehensive mental health evaluations to accurately assess and diagnose a wide range of conditions, including anxiety disorders, depression, trauma-related disorders, ADHD, and more.
This process includes:
If the past keeps showing up in the present — through memories, anxiety, or feeling on edge — TF-CBT can help. It’s a supportive way to gently work through what happened, learn tools to feel calmer in your body and mind, and start creating space for healing. The goal isn’t just to “cope,” but to feel lighter, safer, and more in control of your life again.
When emotions feel overwhelming — the racing heart, the knot in your stomach, the urge to shut down or lash out — it can be hard to understand what’s really going on. EFT helps untangle those intense feelings so they don’t control you. By slowing things down, noticing how emotions show up in your body, and uncovering the deeper needs underneath, EFT offers a path to steadier moods, calmer reactions, and more balanced connections with yourself and others.
ACT helps you stop struggling with difficult thoughts and feelings and focus on living a meaningful life aligned with your values. Using mindfulness, acceptance, and behavior strategies, it teaches you to notice your thoughts and emotions without judgment, make space for challenging feelings, and take purposeful action. The goal isn’t to eliminate discomfort, but to build resilience, clarity, and the ability to move forward even when life feels hard.
Family Systems Therapy helps you understand how family dynamics, roles, and patterns influence the way you think, feel, and behave. Often, challenges in relationships aren’t just about one person — they’re shaped by the entire system. In therapy, we explore these patterns, improve communication, and work toward healthier ways of relating. The goal is to strengthen connections, resolve conflicts, and create a more supportive, balanced family environment.
Solution-Focused Therapy is a goal-oriented approach that helps you focus on what’s working and what you want to achieve, rather than dwelling on problems. In sessions, we quickly identify your strengths, set clear goals, and develop practical strategies to create meaningful change. This approach is direct, focused, and designed to help you move forward efficiently toward the outcomes that matter most to you.
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