Since the beginning of the Covid pandemic, I have been seeing clients through video sessions. This approach reduced the likelihood of catching and spreading illnesses of all sorts. Like many therapists, I found that virtual sessions have been just as effective as those done in-person. As such I have decided to maintain my online offering exclusively.
My approach to therapy is varied, nearly always gentle, often directive, and intuitive.
As a systems counselor, I am trained to see how we relate to others. How we attempt and often fail to connect with others is the cause of much pain in our world.
We are not divided by our differences, but by our judgments.
~ Margaret Wheatley
My clients come to me with a broad range of causes for their pain, including navigating a difficult passage in their lives or managing serious mental illness. Among others, I work with alcoholics and addicts, trauma victims, and those suffering from depression, anxiety, or phobia.
My typical clients are individual adults, couples, and families.
I graduated from LIOS College of Saybrook University, located in Kirkland, WA, with a master’s degree in systems counseling.
Please see the Contact page for my session rate and a form to contact me directly.
To give you a little more information about me, I was born in Akron, Ohio, I have been sober since October, 1982, and I took all the photos used on this site. I have worked as a truck driver, editor in chief of a weekly newspaper, bookseller, and an IT professional. Being a mental health counselor is what I was put on Earth to do.