For nearly four decades, I have helped individuals navigate anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges, life transitions, and the deeper questions of meaning and purpose.
The Approach
I combine clinical expertise with Jungian depth psychology to address both emotional symptoms and the underlying patterns that shape a life.
You may find this work useful if you are experiencing:
- Anxiety or persistent stress
- Depression or emotional numbness
- Grief and loss
- Relationship challenges
- Life transitions
- Identity and purpose questions
- Disturbing or recurring dreams
- Spiritual or existential concerns
- A collaborative therapeutic relationship
- Exploration of current challenges and life history
- Dream work and symbolic understanding when appropriate
- Attention to emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being
- Treatment shaped to your situation rather than a fixed protocol
More about the therapeutic process
Psychotherapy operates through carrying out a dialogue not only about life issues that have become central, bothersome, or difficult but also those which are joyful, satisfying, and which give a feeling of personal well-being. Psychotherapy can involve discussion of current life experiences, events which took place in the past, and emotional reactions to them, as well as dreams, fantasies, life plans and goals, ways of interacting with others, and many other personal considerations which are too numerous to mention. Recognition of the many types of life experiences that one has had brings with it corresponding feelings.
I have practiced psychiatric and mental health care since 1986. I am an Advance Practice Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse and hold a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Depth Psychology.
Monday – Thursday
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Please call to discuss whether this practice is a good fit for what you need.