Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy

In Japanese culture, the art of kintsugi celebrates the imperfection of broken pottery by repairing the object using gold. Individual therapy is much like this process. Your mistakes and struggles are a valuable part of you and your history. Through therapy, you can redefine your relationship with yourself and develop gratitude for your perceived imperfections. Often, to heal, we must first break open.

There is beauty in brokenness.

Women & Female-Identifying Individuals

Women and female-identifying individuals experience unique challenges. Whether it’s your first time in therapy or you’ve been in therapy for years, individual therapy can help you get to know yourself. You can change the way you relate to your struggles, deconstruct and rewrite narratives about femininity and create meaning and lasting change in your life. To be a woman in today’s society, the pressure and unrealistic expectations have never been greater. It’s not surprising that many women and female-identifying individuals experience shame and feelings of inadequacy.

Common issues addressed include:

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • ADHD

  • Inner-child healing

  • Life transitions

  • Body Image

  • Trauma

  • Family-of-Origin Issues

  • Issues relating to femininity

  • Emotion regulation issues

  • Lack of self-trust or purpose in life

Women & Female-Identifying Individuals
Men & Male-Identifying Individuals  therapy

Men & Male-Identifying Individuals

For men and male-identifying individuals seeking support, therapy can feel especially daunting. The messages of traditional masculinity typically discourage vulnerability and emotional expression. Individual therapy can support men and male-identifying individuals in redefining what masculinity means to them. Therapy can help determine where the balance between feminine and masculine energy can exist.

Common issues addressed include:

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • ADHD

  • Inner-child healing

  • Life Transitions

  • Body Image

  • Trauma

  • Deconstructing toxic masculinity and redefining masculinity

  • Family-of-origin issues

  • Emotion regulation issues

  • Lack of self-trust or purpose in life