My Approach to Therapy

My trauma-informed work integrates several depth-oriented approaches that support meaningful and lasting change:

Attachment-Based Therapy
Understanding how early relational experiences influence current relationships.

Psychodynamic Therapy
Exploring the deeper emotional patterns that shape behavior and relationships.

Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Helping clients understand the different internal parts that carry pain, protection, and resilience.

Somatic Therapy
Working with how emotional experiences live in the body and nervous system.

Relational Therapy
Regardless of any other approach, the relational work that happens in the therapy room between therapist and client is one of the most impactful for healing. This is why the right fit is most important.

This integrative approach allows therapy to move beyond insight alone and support deeper emotional and nervous system healing.

 

Who I Work With

I often work with men and women who are experiencing:

  • emotional disconnection in long-term relationships

  • recurring conflict or communication difficulties

  • feelings of loneliness

  • perfectionism and high-achieving tendencies

  • resentment from overfunctioning or overgiving

  • difficulty expressing needs or setting boundaries

  • confusing patterns and big emotions

  • a desire to restore lost identity

  • confusion or disillusionment as it relates to faith communities and feeling spiritually homeless

  • a desire for real and lasting change

Many of my clients are in midlife navigating complex relationship dynamics, identity shifts, and emotional exhaustion.

 

 

Reach out for more info about working with me.

 

I can see clients who reside in the state of Colorado

 
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