Therapy for Therapists

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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 in this demanding and meaningful profession.

I've been privileged to support both emerging and seasoned clinicians as they explore their inner worlds through therapy.

As a former professor in a graduate clinical psychology program,  I've loved being on the journey with students as they entered the field.   

Sometimes therapists feel shame about the intensity of their reactions both to the people in their lives and their clients.  As if they should already have all of this figured out and resolved.  

You don't have to arrive polished or with anything figured out. This is a space where you can show up as you are.

You are welcome to process countertransference if you want to.  Even Sigmund Freud noted, “No one who, like me, conjures up the most evil of those half-tamed demons that inhabit the human breast, and seeks to wrestle with them, can expect to come through the struggle unscathed.”

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 few 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.