Over the last 8 years of working as a therapist, I've seen and experiencing everything. From children struggling in the schools, to woman struggling with everyday life problems, I've realized one thing that they have in common-hope. Hope is important when coming to therapy. You are hoping to feel better; you are hoping to come to become a new person. I want us to work on how we treat ourselves allows others to treat us in the same way. My goal as a therapist is to help you help yourself. As a Reality therapist, I focus on your current relationships and conflicts. This type of therapy doesn't really focus on the past unless it is trying to connect some sort of pattern of behavior. As a reality therapist, I see behaviors as choices and learning how to change those behaviors to have a better outcome so that one can FEEL real love for themselves and others! All the reality therapist I know are very honest, direct, and focus on you taking accountability for your actions. I pray for all of my clients for their love, joy, peace, be restored during this process of healing themselves. I am a faith-based therapist who believes GOD and therapy is important and using verses and stories from the Bible provide symbolism and revelation in the areas of anger, anxiety, depression, and more.
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
In our first session, we will discuss the intake process and any questions about services. During this session, we focus on building rapport with one another including me asking open ended questions and actively listening to you. i believe it is important for the first 3 sessions we are building a solid foundation including exploring your values, your goals, and what you want to work on.
Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.
I believe my greatest strengths are being honest with my clients, building a rapport, and providing creative interventions that are tailored to their needs.