Individual Therapy

I offer a cogitive behavioral/rational emotive approach focusing on having the individual learn how faulty thinking can impact their daily lives. This faulty thinking can consume us and make us stuck in deciding situations in our lives.  We often get into a faulty thinking pattern that can render us helpless. 

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Young Adult Mental Health

Working with young female adults is one of my passions.  I believe transitioning into adulthood as a female can be difficult.  My goal is to help them understand the root of what's troubling them and make positive changes in their lives.  I also explore how society can put demands on young adults, and it is difficult to get out of the faulty thinking to decide what you want.  

 

Mindfulness Therapy

I believe becoming mindful is an integral part of development in therapy.  I try to use mindful techniques in all therapy sessions to help one become more grounded and aware of themselves and their environment.  I believe mindfulness can help fulfill a person by learning to " just be here."  We are so focused on what is next we neglect the right now.  

 

Certified First Responder Counseling

I am trained to understand responders' needs, including the importance of confidentiality and trust.  I am certified as a CFRC, where I am specialty-trained in the unique culture of First Responders and Law Enforcement Officers.  This certification needs to be recertified every year with additional training courses.  
 

Women's Mental Health 

One of the areas I am most passionate about is women's mental health. Navigating through womanhood can be challenging, and my goal is to help make it easier to navigate. My goal is to help women understand their bodies, what they go through during their lives, and how those changes impact mental health.  

 

Yin Yoga Certified Teacher 

Yin Yoga is a relatively recent format of yoga that focuses on harmony between opposing forces. Ying yoga is  The Yin and The Yang of life, the good and the bad, the light and the dark, the open and the closed, the quiet and the loud. I believe this is in an intricate part of therapy and one's growth in therapy.
 

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