Individual Therapy —

Therapy for self-discovery, healing, and reconnecting with who you are.

What brings someone to therapy isn’t always easy to name.

Therapy offers a space that’s fully yours, a place to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself. It’s not about having the answers, but about exploring your experience with care and curiosity. Here, insight and healing unfold gently, at a pace that feels right for you.

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Sometimes it looks like sadness, anxiety, or overwhelm. Other times it’s a quiet sense of disconnection — from others, from purpose, or even from yourself. Whatever you’re holding, you don’t need to hold it alone.

A space to explore, reflect, and reconnect

Who is it for?

For those who feel worn down, easily activated, or frozen in patterns of self-doubt, whose nervous systems feel stuck between pushing forward and shutting down, and who are ready to reconnect with clarity, self-trust, and meaningful change, even if the next step isn’t fully clear yet.

What to Expect

Individual therapy is a guided space to slow down moments when your system feels activated, frozen, overwhelmed, or reactive. Together, we’ll track what triggers these responses, how they show up in your thoughts, emotions, and body, and what helps you regain a sense of steadiness. From there, we’ll practice new ways of responding that support clarity, choice, and meaningful change.

What We Might Explore

Anxiety, stress, or burnout Depression or low mood Guilt & shame Difficulty trusting People pleasing Conflict avoidance Boundary setting Self-worth & inner criticism Patterns in relationships Navigating life transitions Grief & loss Identity affirmation Self-acceptance Identity, purpose, & meaning Spiritual growth & creativity Attachment style & emotional regulation

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My Approach

Holistic & Relational Psychotherapy

I work from a relational and attachment-informed lens, which means I pay close attention to the ways your early relationships may still be influencing how you relate to others and to yourself. We’ll explore the stories you’ve inherited, the coping strategies you’ve learned, and the beliefs that may be limiting you.

Together, we’ll bring gentle awareness to these patterns and begin to create space for something new: more choice, more compassion, more connection.

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