Do you often feel drained, sad, or unmotivated? What about emotionally unavailable, stressed, or anxious? It is possible that you are being weighed down with constant stress revolving around school, family, or work. Life can get messy and bring even the strongest of people down sometimes. We all need someone who will listen, be non-judgemental and encourage us when we are at our most vulnerable state. This is what therapy is all about. Therapy is a safe place where you can explore your thoughts and emotions without being judged. You will learn healthy ways to cope with your struggles. I enjoy working side by side and supporting adults who are struggling with self-esteem, stress, anger, anxiety or depression. I believe it is important to build healthy relationships through learning appropriate communication and social skills. My focus is on helping my clients process and identify their repressed emotions through therapeutic strategies such as mindfulness, art therapy, or journaling. As your therapist, it will be my job to equip you with the coping skills needed to aid you as you go through this journey of life.
In our first session together, here's what you can expect
My clients can expect for me to ask them questions regarding their goals and their struggles they have been facing. I also like to get to know my clients, their interests and how they take care of themselves.
The biggest strengths that I bring into our sessions
My biggest strength would be building healthy and trusting relationships with my clients. I believe that is where the "magic" starts. I enjoy getting to know my clients and being the support they need during tough times.
The clients I'm best positioned to serve
I primarily work with adults online. I enjoy working with individuals that are ready to take the next steps to work on their goals and are willing to put in the effort needed.
Person-centered (Rogerian)
As a therapist, I would use person-centered therapy by creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and accepted. I would listen with empathy and reflect their thoughts and feelings to help them better understand themselves. Rather than giving advice, I would support clients in trusting their own experiences and finding their own solutions.