Welcome

         I see adults beginning at age 20 years old onward.  I do individual, couples and when needed, family therapy.  

1. I am experienced in dealing with anxiety and depression. 
2.  I specialize in relationship issues as well as many of the small and large traumas and transitions of everyday life. 
3. I see hims, hers, they, singles and couples. 
4. I see Psychiatrists, Psychologist, Social workers, Psychotherapist, Medical professionals and Academics. 
5. I  also have a specialized treatment for creative writers and artists.
6. I work well with addiction issues, and sports psychotherapy related to golf. 

       I practice Psychotherapy which can be supportive or expressive.  I offer Psychodynamic Psychoanalysis ( 2x a week )and Psychoanalysis (3-4xs a week). 

      So often we can go through times of struggle and pain.  This is part of living in a complicated world. Everyday living can have the quality of strife from feelings of low self worth and lack of confidence.

       Life holds many times of loss and confusion. Symptoms such as anxiety and depression in varying degrees can be felt.  One can also suffer with physical pain such as migraines, chronic back, neck and shoulder pain, stomach discomfort and other pain that is exacerbated by stress.  Stress can come from employment situations, domestic involvements with family members, or personal or academic relationships. 

    Therapy is a treatment to relieve pain. Psychotherapy can be supportive and valuable in providing an outlet. It is comforting to have someone listen.

    Psychoanalysis, a historic form of treatment now modernized , is a method for a deeper exploration into the source of undefined personal struggles.  Self understanding leads managing life’s twists and turns with more success. 

      When you feel you want to talk to someone other than a friend or mate. When you find your self worried about yourself, or you have tried so many things and still do not feel better.

      At best it is a conversation, with someone who listens with professional objectivity and confidentiality

     Therapists are bound by strict rules in terms of confidentiality. As a professional it is my honor to listen and preserve privacy.  

What if I do not like my therapist ?

          It is important that trust is formed for therapy to proceed. If you feel uncomfortable with your therapist and the feeling continues past the first appointment, it is best to talk about your discomfort. It helps if both you and the therapist are aware of what is happening and your discomfort is addressed.        

        Fees can be discussed at first call.  Private Pay only.