The Other Therapy

We are all deeply ambivalent about pursuing change. We have, I think, an intuitive perception that change is destabilizing. It necessarily entails disrupting the self-concept we are comfortable with, even if we constantly complain about it.

Transformative change requires a radical acceptance of where we are, a simultaneous dis-identification with who we believe ourselves to be, and a willingness to try on behaviors and styles of engaging with our lives that inevitably activate our core vulnerabilities.
I consider it my responsibility to be a location of awareness for my clients; to reflect back their blind spots and unconscious patterns and provide them with the opportunity for growth.

It is my hope that my clients experience more and more frequent moments of confidence, joy, gratitude, humor and, ultimately, psychological freedom from their conditioned history.