Psychotherapy for those seeking meaningful change

Life not going the way you hoped?

If you're looking at these pages, something is bothering you. Maybe you're unsure what it is but you're not at your best. You sense something is amiss—either at work, in your relationships, or within yourself.  Something just doesn't feel right. 

You're here because you want to know what it is. 

You know things have to change because you're not happy with the way they are.

Maybe it’s stress at your job, trouble with a partner, kids out of control, or things that brought joy and purpose have lost their meaning. Whatever it is, you're just not yourself. You don't like it and you want something different. The question is: How to get it?

Psychotherapy can help.

A psychologist trained to ask questions, understand your discomfort, and give feedback can help you sort through your confusion and uncertainties. You can find clarity, reassurance, and belief in yourself as well as practical answers. 

Psychotherapy can help with self-awareness and interrupt useless patterns that get in the way of growth. Whether it be for yourself, your relationship, or your child, you might find what you’re looking for to make life more meaningful.