When facing serious illness or the end of life, the most important conversations are often the hardest to have. Therapy can be the place where the hard things become speakable, and where meaning becomes possible again.
Terminal diagnosis and prognosis-related distress
Anticipatory grief for clients and the people who love them
Family communication, including conversations long avoided
Existential meaning-making, faith, and legacy
Caregiver fatigue, ambiguous loss, and identity shifts
Medical PTSD and trauma from hospital and treatment experiences
This work asks for grounded presence more than technique. I bring training in trauma and depth therapy, and I bring the willingness to stay close to what is real.
Narrative and meaning-centered approaches
Somatic and nervous-system-aware presence
Internal Family Systems (IFS) for the parts in conflict
Family-of-origin and relational work
Coordination with palliative and medical teams when appropriate
Our first conversation is a free 30-minute consultation. There is nothing you need to prepare. We talk about who you are, what you are carrying, and how I can help.
The first conversation is a free 30-minute consultation. We talk about what brought you here and whether this is the right fit, with zero pressure to commit.
When anxiety, depression, stress, grief, or addiction block your path, it often touches every part of your life, your health, family, work, and relationships. Feeling lost or overwhelmed by these challenges is common.