LCSW, 6 years of experience
I know anxiety and depression. I know how it feels to fall down over and over and believe like you're destined to fall again. I also know firsthand how changing our thinking can help us to overcome even the most daunting challenges. I've helped countless people make significant progress in every aspect of their lives. I utilize established modalities like CBT, ACT and Motivational Interviewing, but I also know the value of listening.
During our first session, I will listen closely as you explore your reasons for therapy. I will help you to establish clear objectives and answer any questions you may have about the therapeutic alliance.
Many clients have told me that my greatest strength as a therapist is helping them have meaningful breakthroughs in a reasonable timeframe.
I know anxiety and depression. I've conquered it and have helped countless others to do the same. Taking a holistic view of mental wellness, I will help you to identify those thought and behavioral patterns that cause you pain and interfere with your ability to optimize and grow. Together, we will make significant progress in the shortest amount of time. Whatever your challenges are - anxiety; depression; OCD; eating disorders - I have helped others remove the weight of these disorders from their lives. I would be honored by the opportunity to help you heal.
4 ratings with written reviews
May 14, 2025
Phenomenal energy. Thorough, effective, and efficient. Great to work with!
March 14, 2025
Understanding and listened, excited to try some of the changes and see from there by next session
February 12, 2025
Greg always listens to my concerns even though my thoughts are all over the place. I see a light at the end of the tunnel 😌🙏🏾
Utilizing CBT, my clients are empowered to work through negative emotions and behaviors by identifying and disrupting distorted thought patterns.
The ACT framework framework's six core principles helps clients reduce the struggle with negative thoughts and emotions, enhance psychological flexibility, and align behavior with personal values.
I help clients by guiding them to balance acceptance of themselves with concrete, goal-oriented strategies for change. In Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), I focus on four core skill areas: mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness. I teach clients mindfulness techniques so they can stay present and observe their thoughts and feelings without judgment. I support them in learning healthier ways to manage intense emotions and reduce harmful coping behaviors. I also help clients build skills for navigating relationships more effectively, including how to assert their needs while respecting others. By weaving acceptance with practical change strategies, I empower clients to create a life that feels more balanced, meaningful, and aligned with their values.
Utilizing motivational interviewing, I bring my clients to a clearer understanding of their core priorities and goals, and facilitate the establishment of a clear action plan.
Imagine sitting across from me as we begin therapy—if we were to guide your eyes gently left and right, or alternate soothing taps or tones, you would notice distressing memories loosening their grip on your present. I use Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), an evidence-based approach that pairs these brief sets of bilateral stimulation with focused attention on a troubling memory. The stimulation activates your brain’s natural information-processing system, allowing stuck experiences to be “re-filed” so they no longer trigger the same emotional or physical reactions.