You are the Loyalist…

PREPARED, TRUSTWORTHY, RESPONSIBLE, CAREFUL, HARD-WORKING, CONSCIENTIOUS, AND ALERT.

But for some time you’ve been feeling uncertain because:

• Even brief moments of calm raise suspicions about what you might’ve overlooked.

• You desire guidance and reassurance, but question if you can be certain in trusting others.

• If you allowed yourself to be fully spontaneous, “it” will happen.

• You consume “news” for fear of not knowing what’s needed to safely navigate.

• “What-ifs” are both your best friend and worst enemy.

• You hold on too tight to rules and beliefs, afraid of being left unsupported if you let go.

But This Isn’t New

You unconsciously seek security and reassurance because:

• You pursue absolute certainty, hoping it will guarantee safety from external threats and internal fears.

• You fear being left to navigate life’s uncertainties on your own, unprepared and unequipped.

• You found relationships where others seemed “strong,” feeling safest under their direction.

• You don’t fully believe the answers being given, thinking that if you ask the “right question" you’ll learn what’s not being said.

• Your sense of identity comes from answering the questions, “How can I meet the demands of what others expect of me?… How can I be a responsible person?”

Something deserves to change… a relationship that empowers you to trust your own inner compass… where your concerns are acknowledged with compassion and steady support.

Here Is Where I Come In

I help high-achieving, exhausted adults become empowered and open-hearted. I help clients become aware of, and heal from their childhood core wounds, which interfere with present-day work and personal relationships.

After therapy, you will experience:

• A faith in yourself and trust in the goodness of life.

• A remembering that it is your true nature to be courageous.

• That you are capable of dealing with life under all conditions.

• The courage to advocate for yourself as much as you do for others.

• The freedom to question rules and beliefs without fear of being isolated or ostracized.

• A non-attachment to every outcomes once labeled “good” or “bad”.

• The assurance of being your own dependable authority, while seeking secondary support as needed.