A: We are all faced with challenges in life in which seeking counsel can be very valuable. Our professional therapists are trained in evidence-based models of therapy that are proven to help people overcome their unique struggles.

Your therapist will help give you an objective outlook on your situation and teach you tools to cope with and overcome difficult life issues, as well issues that may arise in the future. Your therapist will provide unconditional support and will challenge you without judgment.

Your therapist has been trained in numerous effective strategies that will help you:

• Attain a better understanding of yourself

• Develop skills for improving communication and strengthening relationships

• Increase problem solving skills

• Find resolution to the concerns that led you to seek assistance

• Learn ways to better manage depression, anxiety, grief, anger, and emotional stress

• Bring awaited change to your life through developing more efficient behavioral patterns

• Increase self-esteem and self-confidence

A: It is best to schedule a free consultation, where your therapist will discuss your reason for seeking therapy and both of you can determine if you are a good match based on personality and therapist’s ability to meet your psychological needs.

A: We provide psychotherapy for adults, couples, and families who reside in Connecticut. At this time, we do not provide individual counseling for children.

A: Once you have made a decision to see a therapist, you still might be apprehensive about the process. Many people feel nervous before their first appointment. Therapy is a shared journey; a shared process. And, although you and I will travel together, it is ultimately your journey and you will make your own decisions. I do not have answers to all your concerns, but I do have the ability to listen carefully and will ask thoughtful questions. Your answers to these questions will help shape the direction of our work. You can expect to be respected. You can expect that I will offer opinions and suggestions from time to time but I will not tell you what to do.

A: Please visit the Payment page for more information on payments.

A: 24-hour notice of cancellation or you will need to pay for the appointment in full. An exception may be made in the case of an emergency, like death or hospitalization of the client or the client’s immediate family member or pet.

A: I pull from a variety of theories and techniques. I find Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Positive Psychology, Motivational Interviewing, Client-Centered Therapy, and Mindfulness techniques are often helpful for my clients.

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A: Social Workers cannot prescribe medication. To be evaluated for psychiatric medication, either contact your primary care physician or a psychiatrist. If you are already taking medication, I can coordinate care with your doctor or connect you with an Advanced Practicing Registered Nurse (APRN).