Therapy for people navigating change, uncertainty, loss, and the realities of being human.
My practice is particularly suited to adults whose emotional concerns intersect with aging, illness, grief, caregiving, mortality, or questions of meaning.
Older adults
Support for depression, anxiety, grief, retirement, changing health, loss of independence, caregiving concerns, relationship changes, and questions about purpose in later life.
People facing serious illness
Therapy alongside medical treatment to address fear, uncertainty, identity, family strain, anticipatory grief, changes in function, and the emotional weight of living with illness.
People experiencing grief and loss
Support after the death of someone important, during anticipatory grief, or in response to losses connected with health, relationships, roles, abilities, or identity.
People exploring mortality
You do not need to be seriously ill to think about death. Therapy can offer a place to examine fear of dying, avoidance of mortality, and whether accepting life's limits might help you live with more intention today.