Specialties
"What kind of therapist do I need?"
If you are Googling 'Should I see a therapist quiz' or 'How to find the right therapist quiz,' then you are asking the right questions.
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Good mental health care happens when the clinician of best fit applies their approach to your condition. To answer 'what type of therapist should I see?' you not only need to have a beginning grasp of the clinician, but also what symptoms are getting in your way.​​
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This AI-based assessment may help you understand whether mental illness is present and therefore whether you could benefit from therapy. It can also notice what your previous clinician might have missed or misunderstood.
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As you engage with this assessment, notice what thoughts, feelings, or sensations arise. While diagnosis and the diagnostic report offers a broad constellation of symptoms, our focus in session would be on your nuanced experience of said symptoms and throughout the process.​
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"So can you help me?"
I see you as a whole person, not a collection of diagnoses or symptoms. I “specialize” in therapy tailored to you, your personality, and dare I say, your soul. I align with psychodynamic and psychoanalytic modalities which affirm why difficulties persist despite one's best conscious efforts to heal.
I do not give advice or a checklist of strategies. If a to-do list solved this then you would have already figured it out. Rather, I view these psychological states as expressions of what is within the psyche. Memories, dreams, reverie, and the unknown are given a voice and a stage in this theater.
Knowing this, I have extensive training in navigating the following experiences:
Depression
Anxiety
Trauma
Personality
Death
Sex & Sexuality
LGTBQIA Identity and Experience
Relationship Challenges
Psychedelic or Non-Ordinary Experiences (Ayahuasca to Psychosis)
Modernity (Capitalism, Internet, Artificial Intelligence)
And beyond
I am attentive to how all your environments—cultures, identities, lands, heritage, histories—influence your ways of relating to self and other, your struggles, and to therapeutic technique.
"I don't know what to do."
We won't know until we find out, together. Send me a message.