The topic of existential dread has come up many times in my practice over the last year and a half. Existential thoughts and feelings typically emerge during a significant life transition or trauma: divorce, major loss of someone close to us, loss of a job, a major accident, leaving a faith, or turning a significant age such as 21, 40, or 65…
Have you ever been told that you were too needy? Have you ever worried about becoming too attached to someone? Has anyone ever called you
“Where did you learn to burp a baby like that?” A friend commented while I awkwardly held my newborns chin with one hand and patted
MOST ARE AWARE THAT I AM CURRENTLY PREGNANT… and will be taking a maternity leave March – June, 2021. My last day in office will
2020 HAS BEEN DIFFERENT FOR ALL OF US… and the holidays are no exception. People are opting for smaller gatherings, relatives are no longer flying
As social beings, relationships are the cornerstone of human life. Open any popular magazine and you’re bound to find an article related to finding “the
The therapist-client relationship is one of the strongest predictors of success in therapy. Because of this, I offer a complimentary, 15-minute phone consultation prior to scheduling your first appointment to assure we are a good fit to work together.
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