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Philosophy and Therapeutic Approach At the end of “The Wizard of Oz”, Glinda helps Dorothy understand that she had the ability to return home all along. One of my most important roles as a counselor is to empower and encourage you by identifying your
Philosophy and Therapeutic Approach Therapy serves as a time to explore yourself and be seen, known, and cared for even amid hardship and trials. As such, I cultivate a non-judgmental space for sessions where you can feel fully safe to be yourself. You will
Philosophy and Therapeutic Approach I love the saying, “For many people the writing is on the wall, but the therapist helps hold the flashlight”. As your therapist, my job is to come alongside you in your journey to provoke insight and reflection. Together, we
Philosophy and Therapeutic Approach My approach to counseling is grounded in the belief that we all have the capacity for growth and healing. I will provide a safe, welcoming environment where you can freely explore your thoughts and feelings, develop new coping strategies, and
“All healing is first a healing of the heart.” – Carl Townsend “There’s a fire inside of you, that can’t help but shine through.” – Invisible, Taylor Swift Philosophy and Therapeutic Approach We all have the power to change and find redemption, healing, and
Philosophy and Therapeutic Approach Dr. Edith Eva Eger says, “There is no hierarchy of suffering. There’s nothing that makes my pain worse or better than yours.” When you come to counseling with me, you don’t have to fight to be heard. You don’t have
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If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, including thoughts of harming yourself or others, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately. You may also call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at
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