I love the psychotherapy work that I do. For the last 27 years I have been a witness to the courage, tenacity, and creativity of my clients as they strive to improve their personal lives and relationships in their families.

The therapy services and interventions I provide for couples, families, and individuals are grounded in a bio-psychosocial systems perspective. I am convinced that “the whole is greater than the sum of it’s parts” and thus pay keen attention to how a person’s body, mind, and social systems play a role in creating challenges and solutions in life.

I also believe psychotherapists are most successful when they demand the same changes in themselves that they encourage in those they provide therapy services for.

My expertise and training has lead me to work effectively with clients through the normal transitions of life as well as issues as varied as depression, anxiety, sexual abuse, chronic illness, bereavement, parent/child problems, acting out teens, marital conflict, sexual addiction, infidelity, faith transitions and improving intimacy and communication in couple relationships.