LIFE can be hard. we get it.
how we can help:

anxiety & stress
Are you exhausted by racing thoughts? Does the fear of being judged, rejected, embarrassed make it hard to engage in ways you really want to? Maybe it feels like the smallest worries stress you out beyond belief. Life can make us feel overwhelmed, fearful, sad, or stuck. We ruminate on our past AND feel overwhelmed by the future. Imagine taking action and feeling happiness and relief–learning that your joy can coexist with your fear.

imposter syndrome & burnout
We understand how hard it can be as a working professional. You feel the weight of the world on your shoulders. You think you can just power through it, but you're becoming more exhausted. You’re looking for a way to continue to do what you love to do–just in a way where you thrive instead of just survive.

perfectionism & high achievers
You try so hard at everything you do. You have dedicated your life to your accomplishments. It feels like receiving a trophy when others praise you. But underneath, you feel a sense of emptiness. No matter how hard you work, it always feels like something is missing. To others it might look like you have it all, but under your success is the fear that you are not enough. The truth is you can have it all, and it starts with turning your dedication inward.

depression & lack of motivation
Oftentimes we feel stuck, unmotivated or afraid to go after what we really want due to past trauma, fear, low self-esteem, or even issues focusing. Therapy will get to the root of these blocks so you can start accomplishing what you really want in life.

life transitions
Life is full of changes–a rollercoaster of ups and downs, a ride of love, laughter, & tears. These changes can be positive, negative, planned, or unexpected and have a strong effect on us emotionally. We are here to help you grow awareness on how to adapt to change so you become stronger, more confident, and better prepared for what life will throw at you next.

setting boundaries
Setting boundaries means being able to communicate with others that it's okay to say “no”, set limits, and be assertive when you need to be. Communication is a skill that takes practice. You’ll start setting boundaries and communicating more assertively.