Admitting you might need a little help getting a handle on your life or the fallout from your past is difficult. Each person interprets the world based on life experiences that are uniquely their own. These interpretations can blind us from opportunities, alternatives, or pitfalls that may be right in front of us. My goal is to assist clients in building a personal road map to navigate life and guide decision-making to gain an acceptable level of control in their life. I have extensive experience with law enforcement, military and ems.
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
Understanding your goals for counseling and envisioning the changes you desire in your life. Exploring how you see yourself and your life after successful counseling. Together, we’ll create a personalized counseling plan that aligns with your unique perspective and future aspirations. This plan will consider your definition of success while also integrating important aspects such as family expectations, maintaining friendships, and repairing strained or broken relationships.
Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.
I have extensive experience in assisting individuals to overcome perceived shortcomings, faults, or deficits that have made life challenging or unmanageable. I incorporate a significant amount of psychoeducation into my sessions, enabling clients to understand not only how to implement changes in their lives and relationships but also why these changes are effective within a psychological framework.
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Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Session focus will likely be to identify factors that give rise to potentially destructive, negative, or irrational behaviors/thought patterns and redirect those thoughts/behaviors/beliefs towards a more healthy, positive direction in order to promote an improved outlook and understanding of life and it’s challenges. I believe that there are two primary prerequisites to positive and meaningful change. First, a person must recognize that a problem exists. Second, a person must be willing to actively participate in the process of change.
Person-centered (Rogerian)
Admitting you might need a little help getting a handle on your life or the fallout from your past is difficult. Each person interprets the world based on life experiences that are uniquely their own. These interpretations can blind us from opportunities, alternatives, or pitfalls that may be right in front of us. My goal is to assist clients in building a personal road map to navigate life and guide decision-making to gain an acceptable level of control in their life.
Existential
Sometimes a bigger, top down picture is needed to get out of the weeds to get a bigger picture perspective. What happens when we die? At the end of the day, how can I ensure that I am living in a manner that will allow me to say "This.. is a life well-lived"? Sometimes we find that life has gotten so complicated that we can't tell up from down or right from wrong. We forget the big picture perspective and need return to the realities of living in this imperfect place where seemingly unanswereable questions need to be put in their place or put aside as we travel through this existence.