(he/him)
I’m Eric—a counselor who believes in meeting people where they are, without pretense or pressure. In the room, I bring a mix of clarity, curiosity, and practical tools to help you move through what’s keeping you stuck. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, relationship strain, or the impact of past experiences, I tailor the work to fit you—not the other way around.
Our first session is really about getting to know you—what’s been going on, what’s bringing you in, and what you’re hoping to get out of therapy. I take time to listen without pressure or judgment, and we’ll go at a pace that feels right for you. You don’t need to have it all figured out; this is just a starting point. Most people leave that first session feeling a little more at ease and clearer about what this work could look like.
One of my strengths is creating a space where people feel seen without being judged. I bring a grounded, down-to-earth style that helps clients open up, even when it’s hard. I’m not just here to listen—I offer practical tools, honest reflection, and a steady presence as we work through patterns and challenges. Whether it’s anxiety, trauma, or relational stress, I help people slow down, make sense of what’s happening, and move forward with more clarity and control.
You’ve been managing a lot—stress, anxiety, maybe some sadness that’s hard to shake—and you’re ready for things to feel easier. You’re insightful and want to understand yourself better, but you don’t want therapy to feel stiff or surface-level. You’re looking for real conversations, practical support, and space to sort through what’s going on. If that sounds like you, we might be a good fit.
In my work, I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a practical tool to help clients slow things down, examine the patterns driving their emotions and behavior, and challenge the stories that no longer serve them. It’s not about quick fixes—it’s about building insight and using that insight to create real change. Whether someone’s dealing with anxiety, impulsivity, or relationship struggles, CBT gives us a way to stay grounded and focused on what they can control.
My approach is eclectic, meaning I draw from a range of therapy models—CBT, psychodynamic work, parts work, mindfulness, and more—depending on what fits the client in the moment. I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all therapy. I stay flexible so I can meet people where they are and use what actually works for them.