Individual Consultation for Therapists

I have finally found my niche after working in nonprofits for 10 years and private practice for the past 5 years.

My specialties include depression, anxiety, and trauma on the entire spectrum.

Specifically, developmental trauma and dissociation.

I have found that trauma often is the culprit for the symptoms our clients present with.

Having this trauma perspective is important because it informs the way you obtain assessment information, and the way you treat suicidality, obsessions, fears, addictions, and the list is endless.

I once met  Dr. Janina Fisher, author of Healing the Fragmented Selves of Trauma Survivors, and learned that she rarely hospitalized her clients.

At the time I was working with acute depression and was fearful of suicidality; however, through important contributions from Dr. Fisher and others, I have learned to use a parts approach when assessing suicidality.

There are so many nuggets that I can offer, including addressing countertransference as a clinician. 

Invest in yourself, invest in your practice, and reach out for consultation and ongoing advanced learnings. 

Our field can be intimidating, as neuroscience continues to inform clinical practice. You are not alone. There are seasoned therapists like myself that can get you to where you want to be professionally, faster and more smoothly.