I believe every human is in a continual process of becoming – and that through relationship with our own awareness we gain power over our challenges to then create the kind of life, relationships and way of being we want for ourselves. I am passionate about helping people live more effective and fulfilled lives.

I work with clients through a collaborative inquiry process to access their emotional intelligence, strengths and resources in support of realistic solutions and lasting change. For example, professional or academic advancement, improved intimate, family or social relationships, managed stress, stronger coping skills, navigating cultural, societal or religious pressures, making peace with past traumatic experiences, fears or insecurities and ending destructive habits and reoccurring patterns.

Lasting change and wellbeing come from both the therapeutic process as well as individual time spent practicing the concepts gained in session.

Why is seeking help for a mental health concern any different than help for a physical health concern?

I take a stand as a narrative therapy practitioner regarding pathology and the overuse of hasty diagnosis which have long term harmful effects on people when the mental health concern may be situational in nature and temporary in duration.

The world is full of poorly treated individuals who deserve better – they deserve clinicians who listen differently and attend consciously.

Problems grow in isolation and you are not alone.

Each side shares in the conflict and the resolution.

We focus on the relationship between family patterns and the problem story.