Psychotherapy
Trauma Healing, Emotional Resilience, and the Deep Work of Becoming Whole
Psychotherapy is a space to understand yourself, heal old wounds, and grow into a more grounded, connected, and resilient life. My practice supports adults seeking clarity, inner freedom, and a deeper relationship with their emotional and relational world.
I work with individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, men’s development, identity questions, and the inner conflicts that keep us from feeling fully alive. Many clients come when they feel overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected from themselves. Therapy helps them rediscover what has been lost—safety, direction, courage, or a sense of possibility.
A Relational and Somatic Approach
My approach integrates AEDP,Somatic Experiencing (SE), Jungian-Inspired Art Therapy, developmental psychology, attachment science, and depth psychology. These methods help uncover the emotional truth beneath symptoms and support the nervous system in finding stability, coherence, and resilience.
Therapy begins with presence.
Healing begins with relationship.
Change begins when the body and the self feel safe enough to move again.
What We Work On Together
Clients come to therapy for many reasons. Together we explore:
- trauma and childhood wounds
- anxiety, stress, and emotional overwhelm
- depression and loss of vitality
- relational patterns and attachment injuries
- men’s development and identity formation
- shame, self-criticism, and internal conflict
- nervous-system dysregulation
- meaning, purpose, and existential questions
The goal is not simply symptom relief—it is transformation: a more integrated inner life, a more coherent sense of self, and a more compassionate way of relating to the world.
Somatic + Emotional Healing
Healing does not happen only through insight. The body carries what the mind cannot yet process. Through gentle somatic tracking, emotional attunement, and relational safety, therapy helps the nervous system unwind old patterns and discover new pathways of response.
This is slow, honest, courageous work.
But when the inner world begins to shift, the outer world does too.
A Safe, Non-Judgmental Space
Psychotherapy with me is collaborative, respectful, and grounded. Many clients describe it as a place where they can finally tell the truth—about what hurts, what hasn’t healed, what they long for, and who they are trying to become.
You don’t have to do this work alone.
There is a way forward.
Who I Work With
I primarily support adults seeking:
- trauma recovery
- emotional resilience
- relational healing
- men’s development
- clarity during life transitions
- inner peace after prolonged stress or conflict
For a limited number of clients, I also work with women whose courage and readiness for deep therapeutic work I consider an honour to serve.