The two most important days in your life
are the day you were born and
the day you find out why.
— Mark Twain
Individuals and Groups
Therapeutic Counseling Services
Therapeutic approaches are chosen based upon each individual’s needs and preferences, and are
directed at the integration of the mind, body, and spiritual components of clients. As a therapist,
my role is to provide feedback, offer support, and provide resources as a client explores their
concerns, identifies solutions, and develops plans of action that best fit their chosen life journey.
Sessions will focus on one or more of the following: self-awareness, self-assessment, choice,
problem solving, and goal setting. Other areas of counseling may include an exploration of individual
empowerment and responsibility, personal values and life meanings, client strengths and limitations,
self-concept, acceptance, and change.
Therapeutic adjuncts such as animal-assisted therapy, clinical hypnosis, and EMDR are utilized when
appropriate and, always, in close consultation with the client.
Psychological and emotional conditions that are commonly treated include:
Grief and Loss
Trauma and Stress-Related Conditions
Bipolar Disorder
Schizophrenia
Communication Difficulties
Social Anxiety
Adjustment Disorder
Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling
Rehabilitation Counseling efforts are aimed at assisting individuals with a wide variety of
disabilities by providing the following services, both independently and in conjunction with
governmental resources:
Vocational Assessments, Analysis, and Comprehensive Reports
Psychosocial Adaptation Counseling
Career Counseling
Job Search Assistance & Interviewing Preparation
Work Readiness & Work Adjustment Assistance
Social Security Disability Assessment & Consultation