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    INDIVIDUAL THERAPY

    A space that’s just for you

    You spend so much of your life showing up for others—at work, in relationships, with family. Individual therapy is a space where you don’t have to filter, perform, or hold it all together. It’s where your needs, emotions, and questions get to take center stage.

    This is your space to slow down and sort through what’s happening—inside and out.

    Common Reasons People Begin Individual Therapy

    • Anxiety, stress, or emotional overwhelm

    • Burnout or trouble with motivation

    • Relationship struggles or boundary issues

    • Feeling lost, stuck, or unclear about what’s next

    • Personal growth, healing, and deep reflection

    What Happens in Individual Therapy

    You’ll bring whatever feels most present. Some weeks, that’s a big life event. Other times, it’s a small interaction that reveals something deeper. I use evidence-based approaches grounded in nervous system understanding, attachment, and relational dynamics—but the heart of our work will always be human.

    “Therapy became the one place I didn’t have to pretend. And that changed everything.”

    You don’t need to have the right words. You just need a place to begin.

    If you’re ready to stop going through the motions and start moving forward in a more grounded, intentional way—therapy can help. You don’t have to untangle everything alone.

    What real clients have had to say about therapy

    “I gained self-esteem, confidence, and hardiness.”

    “Having someone to get feedback from is very valuable.”

    “I used to think asking for clarity made me too much. Now I know it just means I care. Therapy’s helped me speak up without feeling like I’m starting a fight. I’m learning to stay with my needs—even if someone else gets uncomfortable.”

    “I developed a better self-reflecting mechanism, and that really comes into play.”

    “My thinking is more balanced.”

    “I became tired of being upset by my family and decided I wanted to focus on other things that are more important in my life.”

    “Going through the qualities I possess to handle challenges has helped me develop confidence.”

    “I have the awareness now that some people do bad things—but I can trust myself to know when someone isn’t the right person for me.”

    “I can recognize when I’m in a meltdown of emotions—and I know it’s something to manage and make space for.”

    “When I’m in a really agitated space, I can notice the dark thoughts without acting on them. I just sleep on it.”

    “Getting validation that it’s okay to make mistakes was important—and having concrete ways to deal with it really helped.”

    “I’ve learned to treat myself the way I would treat a friend.”