Finding a good therapist is very challenging. Therapists are not all the same. We may differ greatly in therapeutic approach, level of skill, length of experience, personal style and areas of expertise.

I work with people who want to make significant changes in their lives and are willing to take responsibility to do so. To make these changes, they need help to understand the true causes of their problems and to learn how to change. The main goal of the psychotherapy I practice is to help people change how they relate to significant others and how they cope with life.

I believe that most people can benefit from therapy and greatly improve the quality of lives if they work with a good therapist. I have done therapy myself and know that my life is so much better than it would have been without therapy.

Therapy is an investment in the quality of your life now and in the future. The changes you make in your life will also benefit those around you including your spouse/partner, children, friends and coworkers.

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