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Unhappy uncooperative children and teens often do not want to go to psychotherapy because it focuses on their negatives behaviors. I have developed child-friendly techniques that are highly effective because they are fun and entertaining. When children enjoy coming to therapy they are open to constructive criticism and are willing to try new patterns of behavior. The success that results raises self-esteem and fosters empathy for others.

My approach to therapy is about building a real, supportive relationship where we can explore your challenges. I don’t see myself as the expert with all the answers—instead, I work with you as a fellow human, helping you understand your choices and patterns while respecting your independence. In our sessions, you’ll have a space to discover how you move through the world, find more genuine ways of being, and face uncertainty with confidence. Through this process, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of yourself, build stronger relationships, and learn to live with more purpose—even when life is tough.

Psychotherapy is considered talk therapy. Talking about your problems can help you to process what is really going on with you and to utilize new strategies of handling stressful situations. Together we can identify thinking patterns that are not helpful and we can take those thoughts captive and change them. Learning to utilize God's Word to breakdown hurtful and inaccurate thinking is possible and I can help you.