David Kane
LMFT, 28 years of experience
About me
Hello, I'm David. Do you have a change you are facing and are unsure about which direction to go? Are you questioning your identity or aspects of who you are? Are you facing struggles that feel too large to conquer? Are stressors weighing you down? I help clients navigate these tough questions and work together to understand how to face these challenges. Exploring the choices together and discovering a path that resonates with you. I use a whole-person approach to unlock who you want to be and I will walk alongside as your journey unfolds. The challenges of today can become the strengths of tomorrow! Let’s work together to find that peace of mind you are looking for.
Get to know me
In our first session together, here's what you can expect
We will discuss your situation and try to figure out where you are and what changes you would like to see. We will work on developing a plan of how to approach making the change happen.
The biggest strengths that I bring into our sessions
I specialize in working with individuals with substance abuse problems, gender identity concerns and phase of life transitions.
The clients I'm best positioned to serve
I want to help you explore your desire to change and what that will look like.
Specialties
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My treatment methods
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
I use CBT to help understand the thoughts behind issues that you face. Understanding thoughts and feelings allows you to learn to manage symptoms, and find ways to make changes you would like to make.
Gestalt
I use Gestalt therapy to help people shift needed in their lives.
Person-centered (Rogerian)
The belief that a client has what they need in themselves to change and I work to help you discover the answers within yourself to make the changes that you need to make.
Motivational Interviewing
I use MI to help people clarify and discover their motivation to change.
Location
VirtualLicensed in
Accepts
1 rating with written reviews
May 4, 2025
David is very attuned to my experience of the world and the nuances that can make or break my key relationships. He balances my own self-critical thinking with recognition of my progress and accomplishments. He reminds me that I have human needs as well - and seeking fulfillment in relationship is not necessarily selfish.