Psychotherapy to Heal

I practice humanistic integrative psychotherapy. This form of therapy views the therapeutic relationship as the key to healing. I have experience with a wide variety of struggles and adapt to the individual needs of each client. I have worked with people struggling with anxiety, depression, childhood sexual abuse, eating disorders, addiction, personal identity issues, CPTSD, self-harm and suicidal ideation. 

Practicing a client centered approach involves drawing on knowledge and training from various psychotherapeutic traditions. While I have a background in psychodynamic forms of therapy, humanistic and trauma informed approaches guide my work. This means that I work collaboratively with each client to help meet their therapeutic needs. I provide both in person and online psychotherapy.

In my academic teaching and research work I work within the subject of human development with a particular focus on researching human wellbeing.