Compassionate Counseling Services for Your mental health needs
CLINICAL HYPNOSIS AVAILABLE

PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE WITH HEART

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Counseling and psychotherapy methods help to develop greater self-awareness. The change process takes time and generally leads to greater positive outlook, self-confidence, and realization of inner resources and strengths which can help shape new attitudes and feelings towards life situations. Counseling is a dynamic process which calls for commitment, participation and daily reflection of one's self, relationships, and behavior patterns.

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• Confidential care

• The counseling relationship can incorporate many approaches and tools to address an array of problems:

• Flexible approach

• In-person and Telehealth sessions available

• Clinical Hypnosis available

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A Professional Counselor can help you to figure out what you are going through and begin the ongoing process of recovery and living in more fulfilling ways whether you are just trying to feel better, communicate better with loved ones, or find support while navigating difficult life issues. Counseling and compassionate care can help you reclaim your life and move forward.

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ISSUES I CAN ADDRESS

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I have a wide range of concerns I have learned to address over many years in practice. Some of these concerns include the following:

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Helping Combat War Veterans with their military experiences

Group Counseling

Complex Post-traumatic Stress from Childhood Trauma and Adversity

Sexual Assault

Relationship Concerns, Marriage Counseling, and expertise with Infidelity

Overcoming Addiction

Shame, Self-Worth, and Ego Strengthening

Codependency

Hypnosis with Certification in Clinical Hypnosis by the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH)

Diagnosis and Treatment of DSM-5 Mental Disorders (Depression, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, PTSD, for example)

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WHAT YOU MAY BE EXPERIENCING

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There are many, many different feelings and symptoms you may be experiencing that you just have not been able to sort out, put together, or overcome. Some of these things, but certainly  not all, include the following: 

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Depression

Relationship Problems

Flashbacks, panic, or uncontrolled rage

Insomnia

Suicidal or Homicidal thoughts and feelings

Dissatisfaction

Helplessness

Panic Attacks

Confusion

Feeling Stuck

Legal Problems and Job Losses

Mood Swings

Addictions or reckless behavior

Isolation or withdrawing from people, places, or things you used to enjoy

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