The space I create is about you and your needs, so lets explore my typical client to see if you relate.  I see a diverse range of clients, from various backgrounds and identities, who come to me for a broad range of issues. My clients are individualistic in how they want to address their concerns and their reasoning for coming to me for support. However, they all have some things in common. First, they are engaged and enjoy a collaborative experience. My work is relational and I see the most progress in my clients when we are working together to address their therapeutic goals. The more I get to know you, the better I can help you identify unhelpful patterns, develop coping strategies, and create change. Second, my clients often struggle with transitions in life, whether it be parenthood, relationships or work. We work together to explore how these transitions impact their relationship with themselves and others. Lastly, my clients are open to being challenged and also challenge me in our sessions. This means that when I bring something to a client’s attention, it is open for discussion. We are always working together to address concerns, create balance, and highlighting connections to self and others.