Relational Therapy for the Human Condition
A depth-oriented space for identity, attachment, and meaningful relational change.
Therapeutic Philosophy
My therapeutic philosophy is best understood as a relational and reflective process rather than a set of techniques focused on short-term symptom management. Suffering is approached not as a personal defect, but as a meaningful response to lived experience, relational history, and broader intergenerational and cultural contexts. The work centers on developing a deeper understanding of internal patterns and relational dynamics, along with the ways past experience, present life, and imagined futures shape one another. Over time, these patterns become available for reflection within the therapeutic relationship itself, where new ways of relating and being can gradually take shape.
Therapy for those who...
- Feel stuck, disconnected, or uncertain
- Notice repeating patterns in relationships or in life
- Are interested in deeper self-understanding and reflection
- Have tried therapy in the past but felt something was missing
- Notice a gap between what they know and what they feel
- Struggle to access their emotions or feel overwhelmed by them
Pathways to Process
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy offers a space to explore identity, attachment, and relational patterns at a pace that allows complexity to emerge. Over time, therapy becomes a place where experiences can be understood more deeply within the context of relationship.
Group Therapy
Process groups create a shared relational environment where patterns can be experienced and understood in real time. As trust develops, the group itself becomes an active part of the therapeutic process.
Pathways to Process
