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Individual Therapy

Making space for the transgressive image, the outlaw rebel vision, is essential to any effort to create a context for transformation.

– bell hooks

Shutterstock 1256089090Being a human is hard.

You’ve been feeling trapped by your family patterns, culture, past traumas, and choices you made when you were younger that seem inescapable now.

Depression, anxiety, and stress have been causing you to shut down. It’s easy to forget life doesn’t have to be this way.

Going it alone is not the way. 

You don’t want to burden your friends or trauma dump, so you’ve been trying to handle everything alone. But you need help healing, not just handling.

You need someone in your corner who will sit with you through all the messy exploration and gently challenge you as needed. That’s where I come in.

I see therapy as a nonlinear process of witnessing, excavation, discovery, and transformation.

This space is for your story.

This is the place to share everything. Everything. Your fears, fantasies, shaming voices, brilliant ideas, big dreams. The experiences that seem too painful to say out loud.

This is the place where all of you is welcome. Especially those of you who have been excluded, invisibilized, invalidated elsewhere because of sexuality, gender, race, ability, body size, neurotype.

This is the place to tell your whole story. I’m here for it, whenever you’re ready.

What are you carrying?

We will get at the roots of your present-day experience. What are you truly feeling? Where did this wound come from?

How has this coping mechanism served you? What is your body telling you?

What lies beneath this thought, feeling, choice, behavior, or impulse?

Where did your patterns start – with parents, grandparents, culture? What social contexts are traumatizing or disabling you? 

Shutterstock 2467951981What’s your own “outlaw rebel vision”?

We will imagine together how change is possible.

What are your wants, needs, visions, desires? How can you interrupt your patterns and put something new in place?

Where is your place in community and society? Where are you welcomed, respected, and heard? What do you need to unlearn to claim your full identity?

Do you still want to be in this relationship, have this job, spend time with these friends? Can you trust yourself, even when you feel sad, self-destructive, or angry?

Let’s find your inner compass.

Your past doesn’t have to define your future. You can create a more liberated life.

Learn to set and maintain boundaries. Spend your time in ways that nourish rather than drain you.

Live according to your values. Be in the relationships that fit and let go of the ones that don’t.

Send me a message now for a free consultation. Start writing your own narrative and reclaim self-trust.