individual therapy
for those looking to change

You Don’t Have to Walk This Path Alone.

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Let’s talk about individual therapy

Life can feel heavy. Whether it’s anxiety, depression, shame, relational challenges, identity, grief, or just a sense of being stuck, it's easy to believe you have to “figure it out” on your own. But healing, growth, and clarity often emerge in the presence of another who truly sees you.

In 1 on 1 therapy, you and I create a safe, confidential space to:

  • Explore what’s going on underneath the surface

  • Understand patterns that keep you stuck

  • Develop healthier relationships to yourself and others

  • Build emotional resilience and internal wisdom

  • Face life’s challenges with new perspective and support

You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t need to be “broken.” You just need to bring your full, messy, real self.

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Who This Is For

This individual therapy work is a good fit if you:

  • Are ready to invest in your emotional / mental well-being

  • Feel stuck in patterns you can’t seem to break

  • Experience overwhelm, shame, or self-criticism

  • Have relational wounds, difficult internal voices, or trauma to heal

  • Want someone who listens deeply, challenges you gently, and walks beside you

  • Prefer a private, tailored approach over group settings

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How it works

    • Sessions are 53 minutes, typically held weekly or every other week

    • In-person sessions are available in Boulder, CO

    • Virtual sessions are offered via telehealth (secure video) for clients across Colorado

    • I integrate Buddhist inspired Contemplative Psychotherapy. relational, somatic, attachment-style repair to get you feeling and living the life you know you can be living. Fully and embodied.

    • I also offer KAP (Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy). and depth-oriented approaches depending on your needs.

    • To put it plainly, outcomes.

    • Deep listening, curiosity, and attunement

    • Direct reflections, tangible feedback, and challenge

    • Tools/practices for grounding, integration, and embodiment