I believe that good therapy should accomplish three things. First, therapy should help to ease your emotional burdens and provide some relief from feeling alone. Second, good therapy should teach you how and why you are vulnerable to the challenges of life. And third, therapy should help you become more aware of your personal psychological landscape, thereby allowing you to achieve more fulfilling relationships and a more satisfying life.
People who receive good therapy are better able to put their lives back on the right track. And people who receive good therapy develop a greater understanding and mastery
over their emotions. One of the most gratifying aspects of good therapy is watching how people gradually become more confident about their future. And with greater control
over your life and increased confidence about the future, you are better able to live your life with satisfaction, optimism, and love.
As a relationship specialist, I've helped people of all ages and at all stages of a relationship; single, married, divorced, friends, lovers, and the "I don't know what I am." I will help you improve whatever relationship has caused you difficulty, including the one you have with yourself.
As much as I enjoy and take my work seriously, I also include a bit of humor in my approach to working with others, as I believe it is essential for surviving and thriving in today's world.