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My approach

Shared expertise

Your expertise

You are the world’s leading expert on how you feel.

My expertise

I bring expertise in making sense of the whole picture, and in how to treat it.

Good care brings those two kinds of expertise together.

Three commitments that run in both directions.

  1. Honesty

    Care works best when we can talk plainly about what’s really happening.

    What I bring

    Honesty about what I observe clinically, shared clearly and with care.

    What you bring

    Honesty about what you’re experiencing, including the parts that are hard to put into words.

  2. Open-mindedness

    Understanding grows when we both stay curious about each other’s perspective.

    What I bring

    An open mind to your experience as you describe it, without rushing to conclusions.

    What you bring

    An open mind about diagnostic framings, even ones that feel unfamiliar at first.

  3. Willingness

    Meaningful change takes effort on both sides, and it’s rarely a straight line.

    What I bring

    A willingness to go the extra mile to help you work toward your goals.

    What you bring

    A willingness to try, even when a new step feels uncertain.

How I practice

  • Curiosity

    Asking good questions and staying interested in the whole person, not just a diagnosis.

  • Creativity

    Looking for thoughtful, individualized options, especially when standard approaches haven’t been enough.

  • Compassion

    Meeting every person with warmth and without judgment, through a trauma-informed lens that emphasizes safety, trust, and choice.

These principles describe my clinical philosophy. This website is for general education only and does not offer appointments or medical care.