Therapy for Therapists

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As therapists, we spend our days listening deeply.  Holding the pain, hopes, and stories of others. Yet even the most grounded among us can begin to feel weary or disconnected from our own inner life. 

Depth therapy for therapists offers a place to slow down and listen to yourself with the same compassion you offer your clients. It’s a space to rediscover the meaning that first called you to this work, and to tend the parts of you that have been quietly asking for care.  A space to explore what's stirring beneath the surface.  The fatigue, self-doubt, or loss of meaning that can emerge when you've spent years tending to others.

As therapists, we each bring our own histories, patterns, and vulnerabilities to the work.  Turning inward to explore your story can deepen resilience, sharpen insight, and expand your capacity for balance.

You don’t need to arrive with clarity or solutions. This work isn’t about fixing; it’s about returning to your own center, your own soul. Here, you can bring what is hurting or uncertain, explore countertransference without judgment, and reconnect to the deeper purpose beneath your practice. 

Therapy for therapists is an act of integrity and renewal.  A way of keeping your empathy alive without losing yourself to it.

I practice Depth psychotherapy which is informed by Psychodynamic and Jungian Analytical theories.  This means we take time to notice patterns, explore your inner world, work with dreams, honor personal creativity and spirituality, consider the impact of trauma, and give attention to the parts of you that may have been overlooked.  

I reserve a few reduced-fee spots in my schedule for therapists-in-training, whether you're in graduate school, working towards licensure, or in your first several years as a licensed clinician.   

If you're looking for support on your journey, feel free to reach out. I'd love to hear from you and let you know if any reduced-fee spots are currently available.