Whether it be from something you directly experienced or experienced secondarily through your job, healing and change is possible. I see my role as a therapist is to foster a space of safety so healing can occur.

Living with chronic health issues can often mean living with mental health concerns. There is hope to live a full life with the help of counseling, learning how you approach your chronic pain or illness differently, & much more.

Working as a “helper” can be fulfilling work and can also come with a special set of stressors. Having a safe space to process these things is a crucial aspect of taking care of yourself and doing your job well.

For some, axiety can be a hinderance to living the life they want to live. Counseling can help address the worry, restlessness, difficulty concentrating, sleep issues, and much more.