Counseling Services
Clinical Approach
My counseling approach focuses on fostering growth, healing, and personal development through a combination of proven techniques, holistic therapies, and body-centered methods. Building a genuine connection, authenticity, and remaining curious are essential elements of effective therapy in my practice. I provide a safe and supportive environment in our sessions where you can freely explore your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.
Overall, my counseling approach is all about helping you develop self-awareness, emotional balance, and strong connections, so you can live a happier and more satisfying life.
Theoretical Approaches
Relational Cultural Therapy (RCT)
Emphasizes the significance of relationships in influencing your life and how external factors impact you.
Aims to empower you by enhancing self-understanding and interpersonal connections.
Considers how your social and cultural background shapes your experiences.
Establishes a caring and secure space for our collaborative work.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Focuses on mindfulness, accepting thoughts and emotions, and living according to your values.
Promotes psychological flexibility to navigate life's challenges effectively.
Core processes include contacting the present moment, defusion, acceptance, self-as-context, values, and committed action.
Somatic Approaches
Enhances body awareness to address stress and emotions stored in the body.
Explores the mind-body connection to release tension and promote balance.
Incorporates movement, breathing exercises, and techniques to foster groundedness and calmness.
Culturally Relevant Somatic Approaches
Utilizes music, art, and storytelling from your cultural background to facilitate emotional expression and connection.
Engages in culturally relevant practices like music appreciation, art creation, and storytelling to explore emotions and cultural identity.
Integrated Wellness Approach
Integrates self-compassion, ACT, RCT, somatic approaches, and culturally relevant practices.
Aims to improve self-awareness, emotional regulation, and interpersonal relationships for a more fulfilling life.
Bibliotherapy Interventions
Bibliotherapy involves using literature or written materials as a therapeutic tool to address emotional, psychological, or interpersonal issues.
Reading relevant books, articles, or poetry can help you gain insights, find comfort, and explore solutions to your concerns within a therapeutic context.
Counseling Modalities
Individual Counseling
Group Counseling
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