Therapeutic Approaches

| Essentials for the Journey |

Emotional Exploration

Planting Trust in Yourself

Emotional Exploration

It's the heart of your journey.

By leaning in, you’ll uncover what really shapes your feelings and reactions. This awareness helps you spot patterns, find helpful coping skills, and create meaningful change.

Skill-Building

Planting Trust in Yourself

Emotional Exploration

Bring your insights to life by doing what really helps, trying out new methods, and building with what is already working for you.

Become your own guide to empower yourself with the options you know you can rely on when you need them.

Planting Trust in Yourself

Empowerment starts with recognizing your own wisdom.

As you build confidence with facing challenges and making choices that align with your values, you'll create momentum for the growth you are seeking.

| Therapy Modalities |

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

IFS is a way of understanding your Self as made up of many different “parts,” each with its own profile of feelings, needs, and protective roles.

Think of a "part" of the Self as a distinct

IFS invites us to approach these parts, including the ones we may have pushed into the shadows, with curiosity and compassion, building trust within your inner Self and creating greater emotional balance.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Created by Marsha Linehan, DBT is a skill-focused therapeutic framework to help influence emotional and behavioral extremes. "Dialectical" is a core part of this philosophy, meaning two opposing ideas can both be true at the same time. Specifically, both acceptance and change can co-exist through an experience.

Skill Focuses:

- Mindfulness

- Distress Tolerance

- Emotion Regulation

- Interpersonal Effectiveness

I have been credentialed in DBT since 2022 and consider it the core method of my evidence-based modalities used in sessions.

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

ACT asks a deceptively simple question: What if you didn't have to get rid of difficult thoughts and feelings before you could live the life you want?

ACT helps us practice being present with our experiences, step back from thoughts that have become overly powerful, identify what matters most, and move toward those things—even when discomfort comes along for the ride.

The goal isn't to control your inner world, but to create more freedom in how you respond to it.

| Topics to Consider |

Chronic Illness / Health

We’ll explore how chronic health conditions affect identity, relationships, and daily life, using tools and approaches adapted to your needs to support the quality of life you envision.

Grief & Loss

Chronic Illness / Health

Take the time you need.

Therapy offers space to process loss at your own pace, make sense of what has changed, and explore how grief has affected your life.

We’ll find ways to acknowledge your grief while keeping space available .

Systemic Impact

Chronic Illness / Health

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Oppression, violence, and many covert/overt "ism's" are also often embedded within the systems we rely and interact with, affecting all of us in different ways.

Explore how our environments and social conditions can influence mental health, sense of safety, identity, relationships, and access to support.

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Whether you are deconstructing, reconstructing, or simply making space for questions, sessions can support you in developing a spiritual identity that feels authentic to you and your values.

Life Transitions

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Life Transitions

Whether you’re beginning school, starting a new job, affected by illness, experiencing relationship shifts, exploring your identity, or entering another transformative chapter, sessions offer space to process what’s changing, gain direction, and move forward with greater clarity.

Harm Reduction

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Life Transitions

Change is rarely linear, and it's important to not feel rushed to change everything all at once.

Let's explore what’s working, what’s causing harm, and what small or meaningful changes can support your well-being.

| Essentials for the Journey |

Emotional Exploration

Planting Trust in Yourself

Emotional Exploration

Skill-Building

Planting Trust in Yourself

Emotional Exploration

Planting Trust in Yourself

Planting Trust in Yourself

Planting Trust in Yourself

| Therapy Modalities |

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

| Topics to Consider |

Chronic Illness / Health

Chronic Illness / Health

Chronic Illness / Health

Grief & Loss

Chronic Illness / Health

Chronic Illness / Health

Systemic Impact

Chronic Illness / Health

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Life Transitions

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Life Transitions

Harm Reduction

Religious Trauma & Faith Reconstruction

Life Transitions

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