Participating in psychotherapy can allow you to strengthen what is best in yourself, so that you will be more effective in dealing with the challenges in your life. Therapy can help you build on the capacities that you have already developed. It can also help you learn how to think about old problems in new ways and how to act differently when facing them. To the extent that it is necessary, therapy can allow you to take a broader look at what has gone wrong in your life and what improvements will be necessary for your circumstances or experiences to become more satisfying. Beyond looking at yourself clearly and mastering new skills, therapy will help you develop greater self-control and self-esteem. Self-exploration and altering prior habits are both more likely to occur in a supportive atmosphere that encourages trust—which I will work hard to foster.

• Depression and sadness
• Anxiety and stress
• Communication issues
• Relationship conflicts
  
• Trust and intimacy
  
• Sexual problems
• Grief and loss
• Divorce and parenting
• Eating issues
  
• Trauma
• Self-esteem issues
• Communication workshops for couples