For many people, individual therapy becomes one of the first times there’s a feeling of being safe, being heard, and knowing you are totally accepted for who you are.
We don’t take that lightly – that reality sits at the heart of how we approach the people who make the time and financial investment to work with us.
The quality of your relationship with your therapist is one of the biggest indicators of successful outcomes in therapy.
Whether you’re recovering from addiction or reeling from intimate betrayal, you need to know you have someone who knows you on your team.
You deserve the peace of mind that comes from feeling total support and no judgement. You deserve to have someone who will kindly help you face truth and struggles while supporting you completely.
Your therapist will give you their full presence and attention when you work together.
It can be a space to say the things you feel incredibly guilty about, but are nevertheless true for you. When you can speak those things out loud, they start to have less of a hold on you- you can start to feel free.