related to physical, emotional, or sexual abuse, neglect, serious accidents, intergenerational trauma, and cultural or racial trauma.
including Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Social Anxiety, that interfere with your ability to feel grounded and present.
and moods that impact energy, motivation, and sense of self-worth.
that leaves you feeling burnt out or disconnected.
of losing a loved one, significant life changes, or the heartbreak of pregnancy loss, including miscarriage and stillbirth.
for college students navigating academic pressures, identity development, or major life decisions.
such as dating, friendship shifts, breakups, moving, family planning, or career changes that can stir up uncertainty.
helping clients with acculturation, identity conflict, family separation, and anxiety related to legal status or uncertainty.
to build a strong foundation before marriage.
looking to improve communication, intimacy, and connection.
to help you work together while prioritizing your children.
with intention and emotional clarity.
and rebuilding trust.
Therapy sessions are tailored to your unique needs using evidence-based approaches such as:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)- challenging distorted beliefs and replacing them with more balanced thinking.
Psychodynamic Therapy- understanding how early attachment and defense mechanisms shape your current self.
Gottman Method Couples Therapy- strengthening the relationship with tools like love maps, the Four Horsemen model, repair attempts, shared meaning, and building rituals of connection.
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy- emphasizing small, actionable goals to build momentum and hope.
Trauma-Focused CBT- blending education, skill-building, and narrative work to heal past trauma.