About

We learn how to see, value and trust ourselves and others based on how our caregivers saw, valued and were honest with us. When that relationship has been broken in any way, we develop an attachment wound. This can take many forms, neglect, abuse, emotional and physical absence or inconsistent nurturing. As adults we act out our wounds in our daily lives. This leads to an inability to form healthy, connected and valuable relationships with ourselves and others. The impact of this is depression, anxiety, personality issues, trauma responses and a myriad of other issues.
I have 10 years of counseling experience. I believe that, healing requires balance and therefore I take a holistic approach to my work with you. All parts of the person are explored that means mind(thoughts/feelings), body(stored energy/somatic experiencing) and spirit (finding meaning/purpose). My approach is eclectic with a focus on person centered.
Where you are is not where you are destined to be. We all have roadblocks on our journey through life. Counseling could make the difference in whether you set up camp in your current situation or continue on your journey exploring the wonderful sights that await you. “When the student is ready the teacher will appear.” Allow me to offer you my service.


Degree/University
University of Dayton, Master’s Degree, Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
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