I provide psychotherapy to individuals and families with a particular focus on how problematic life patterns rooted in childhood experiences influence personal distress and difficulty with others.
My approach is rooted in a wide range of theories and modalities with a particular emphasis on schema theory, attachment theory, and systems theory.
The modalities I use include
I believe that robust and lasting change necessitates addressing the emotional, cognitive and behavioral aspects of human behavior versus focusing on just one aspect.
I also believe that human behavior is truly too complex for a one-size-fits-all approach. With this in mind, you and I will create a treatment plan that reflects your individual needs and goals.