Therapy

Therapy for Individuals and Couples Seeking Mental Health Care and Relational Healing

Therapy is a form of mental health care for people experiencing emotional distress, mental health symptoms, or relational patterns that are impacting daily life. But most people don’t start therapy because they’ve neatly labeled what’s happening.

They start because something feels stuck, painful, or hard to change on their own.

Maybe you find yourself:

  • overthinking interactions and replaying them afterward

  • getting caught in the same relationship dynamics, even when you understand them logically

  • feeling anxious, shut down, or emotionally overwhelmed in close relationships

  • struggling to feel secure, even when nothing is “wrong” on paper

  • moving through a breakup, loss, or rupture that feels harder than expected to recover from

If what you’re experiencing is affecting how you feel, function, or connect with others, therapy may be an appropriate place to begin. In our work together, we’ll look at what’s happening and the patterns underneath it that keep it going.

*Therapy is available online for residents of Illinois and Utah only*

  • Individual Therapy

    Private one-on-one sessions focused on your emotional well-being and mental health. This space supports processing anxiety, depression, life transitions, identity concerns, and self-esteem. With me, this type of therapy is usually long-term in-depth work.

  • Couples Therapy

    A collaborative space for partners to improve communication, rebuild trust, resolve conflict, and deepen emotional connection. Couples therapy can support relationships at any stage—from early dating to long-term partnership or marriage.

  • Perinatal Therapy

    Specialized therapy for individuals or couples navigating pregnancy, prenatal anxiety, birth trauma, identity shifts, or emotional changes during the transition to parenthood. This support addresses both mental health and relational dynamics during the perinatal period.

  • Therapy for Infertility

    Compassionate support for the emotional, relational, and identity challenges that can accompany infertility and fertility treatments. Therapy can help process grief, uncertainty, medical stress, and decision-making around family building.