Individual therapy with attention to both symptoms and meaning.
Care is individualized, collaborative, and informed by psychiatric and palliative-care experience.
Depression
Therapy for sadness, diminished interest, hopelessness, isolation, low motivation, emotional exhaustion, and loss of meaning.
Anxiety
Support for persistent worry, fear, uncertainty, tension, and anxiety related to health, aging, relationships, loss, or mortality.
Adjustment disorders
Help adapting to serious illness, caregiving, retirement, relocation, relationship changes, changing abilities, or other major life transitions.
Grief and loss
Support with bereavement, anticipatory grief, ambiguous loss, and the many forms of loss that can accompany illness and aging.
Fear of dying and living more fully
A nonjudgmental space to explore mortality and the emotions, beliefs, memories, relationships, and choices that can become clearer when we acknowledge that life is finite.