As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I am here to listen to you with respect, empathy, and a positive mindset. I am sure that human connection usually has great power to heal and that everyone deserves the support that lets them know they are seen and heard. I help identify strengths and voyage with you to navigate thru life's challenging moments so you can spend more time celebrating along the way. I am thankful for having been able to play a part in many individuals' safe passages of growth during my 7 years of experience working with humans from all walks of life. In my free time, I find joy in music, cinema, art, poetry, family, and friends. And though you may not know, I also speak a lot when not giving you my best version of undivided attention. With this clarity, I offer peace and to be the keeper of your stories, safe and private from the extorting glare of the wicked thieves and robber barons of the Universe. Take care for now, and let us all Hope for the continued re-education of the United States of America on the World Stage. #ShakespeareIntheBush #AciremA #FreeAtLast #BornWise
We sit and talk with one another peacefully and remember the good time.
that's not for me to say. But I will listen and try my best to believe in you.
"Everyone and everybody, no ifs, ands, or buts." - Abraham Lincoln's cousin once or twice removed.
I teach and guide you through simple and powerful mindfulness practices that will help you gain greater control over your attention, reduce stress, foster compassion, and come to deeper insights during times of self-reflection.
I use CBT to help you become more aware of how your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are all interrelated throughout your experiences. The focus becomes finding ways to change even just one point on the thought-emotion-behavior triangle, so that you can positively impact the others.
I feel strongly rooted in the principles of person-centered therapy- specifically, a commitment to authenticity, empathy, and unconditional positive regard (a non-judgmental attitude) towards the people I'm working with.
When I worked as a substance use disorder counselor, motivational interviewing became an important tool in understanding client behaviors- and finding ways to move clients towards positive change.
Getting clients to identify the strengths and resources they already possess and make use of them to fulfil needs and wants is essential to positive change. A strengths-based outlook on therapy is closely tied to my training as a social worker.