My approach to therapy

As a therapist, I am interactive. I strive to provide a balance between helping clients

to discover their own perceptions and preferences and providing my own input.

 

I begin my work with clients by developing a thorough understanding of each

person's unique situation and social context. In this initial phase of treatment,

I conduct a thorough review of each client's unique history with regard to

interpersonal, familial, cultural, career, and economic factors.

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The primary focus then shifts to consideration of each client's current situation.

The goal here is to understand and develop new  ways to think

about and adapt to current challenges.

 

​​​​My current therapeutic approach is eclectic, integrating both

psychodynamic and cognitive theories.

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