In over 30 years I have worked with thousands of people of all nationalities, religions, races, genders; single, married, widowed, poly-amorous, divorced; gay, straight, trans; young, middle-aged, elderly.
All my clients have taught me that emotions are basic to our human experience no matter how you identify yourself. Behavioral manifestations of these emotions can be different as a result of your background and current status in life. But we all share a common emotional experience.
Psychotherapy is a process to help you acknowledge and accept your emotional life, gain insight into your behavior patterns, evaluate your strategies, reinforce those that help you reach your goals and find alternatives to those which create barriers to your progress toward your potential and satisfying relationships.
All my clients have taught me that emotions are basic to our human experience no matter how you identify yourself. Behavioral manifestations of these emotions can be different as a result of your background and current status in life. But we all share a common emotional experience.
Psychotherapy is a process to help you acknowledge and accept your emotional life, gain insight into your behavior patterns, evaluate your strategies, reinforce those that help you reach your goals and find alternatives to those which create barriers to your progress toward your potential and satisfying relationships.
