top of page
not broken-3.png

While Therapy is all about your own unique, individual journey, I am likely to draw from a few different modalities that will help us collaborate to make real improvement in your life. 

 

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is one tool that I use to help you understand and change unhelpful thoughts, manage emotions, and make choices that lead to a happier and more fulfilling life. CBT is especially useful for identifying triggers and managing stress so that you can feel more relaxed and less anxious on a day-to-day basis. 

In addition, I may use Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to help you lead a more balanced, emotionally stable, and fulfilling life. It's used to build practical skills to manage stress and communicating effectively. This form of therapy is particularly helpful to set boundaries and help you regulate your emotions. 

 

Narrative Therapy (NT) and Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) are both a short-term therapies I typically use in collaboration with other modalities. They help you see that the problem is separate from who you are as a person and help you restructure unhelpful beliefs about yourself. They tends to focus on practical solutions rather than delving extensively into past issues. This means you can see positive change more quickly. 

 

That said, it can be meaningful to process unresolved issues of the past and to exploring the origins of your fears. Which is why I use Attachment-Based Therapy (ABT) - it helps us understand patterns or habits in your current relationships and how you feel about yourself. 

 

While these approaches are useful, the therapeutic relationship itself is one of the greatest tools we have in therapy. That’s why it’s so important you actually connect and vibe with your therapist. As a therapist and millennial myself, I aim to connect with you in a way that promotes authenticity, self-reflection, affirmation, and empowerment and help you discover and embrace strengths that you didn’t know were there. 

My Approach

bottom of page