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About My Clients
My counseling focus is on marriage and families as well as active military family challenges and transition into the civilian world, pain management, substance disorders, trauma, and women's issues.
My Background and Approach
What is the point to having a specialty? Does this mean that I cannot see you for depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder or any other mental health related issue? First and foremost, I have a heart to help all people who are struggling with mental health issues and disorders, but that might not mean I am the right person for you. Second, yes I do treat depression, anxiety and the other disorders listed above, but a specialty means that I have taken extra time and training in a particular area so that I can be ready for your in-depth needs. Below is a better explanation on what each disorder of mental health issue is in better detail and what treatment might entail.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
As a psychotherapist (essentially a counselor who often works with clients on a longer-term basis and draws deeply from emotional insights and the root of behaviors rather than the behavior itself), it is my responsibility in counseling to respect the dignity and promote the welfare of my clients. I believe that a trusting, therapeutic relationship between the therapist and the client is essential. It is my role to provide a safe, empathetic, honest, and collaborative environment to the best of my ability. I believe that together, with mutual effort and motivation, we can strive toward your healthy and holistic growth.
