We often prefer predictable, obvious suffering to suffering that may or may not happen at any given time.

― Kelly G. Wilson, Things Might Go Terribly, Horribly Wrong: A Guide to Life Liberated from Anxiety

Areas of Practice


In Person or Online Counseling

 

The biggest step in any journey is the first one. Working together, we’ll help you take on your chosen life guided by what’s most important. ACT today, as this moment is upon you.

Accessible, private, effective, & affordable.


Adapting to Personal or Global Events

 

Events or conditions that impact us, our community or the world around us don't seem to be going away any time soon, leaving us unsettled or stuck in place. What can we do under these conditions? We will help you develop and hone healthy ways of responding, making it possible to reconnect and thrive.


Mindfulness

 

The practice of paying attention to life as it unfolds, intentionally and without judging the experience. Mindfulness provides a well-researched pathway to personal and interpersonal awareness, psychological flexibility, and a richer life experience.


Anxiety, Trauma, & Depression

 

Our body, mind & spirit are pushed out of balance when hard stuff happens. This is normal. Chronic conditions emerge when our struggle switch stays on for a prolonged period. Let’s assess what’s going on, help you build a pathway of renewal.


Burnout

 

Burnout often goes undetected or misdiagnosed until the walls we built block us from performing the roles and duties that define us. Together, we’ll examine this syndrome and develop strategies to reinvigorate a sense of purpose.


Recovery

 

An ongoing process for those carrying the affliction called addiction. Safety planning, relapse prevention, fulfillment seeking. Repeat.


Goals & Dreams

 

Mark Twain said, “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do.”

We’ll help you climb those mountains that stand before you.

Proper goal-setting can be an effective tool, empowering us to succeed in any area of life. However, ineffective goal-setting not only affects outcomes, but undermines our motivation and sense of self.