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Individual Therapy

Therapy can be short or long-term, depending on an individual's preferences and situation.  Some benefit from talk therapy alone, while others use it in conjunction with medical treatment with a psychiatrist or other qualified medical professional.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

One of the forms of psychotherapy I practice is EMDR, which has been proven to assist people in the process of healing and moving on from disturbing past experiences.  It is often able to do this in shorter periods of time than more traditional forms of psychotherapy.  EMDR can be incorporated into individual and couples therapy.  You can find more information about this innovative form of treatment by visiting the EMDR International Association's website.

                                  




​                                 Privacy & Confidentiality

The relationship between a therapist and client is protected by law.  A therapist cannot reveal any information about you without your written permission.  Exceptions include:

• if the abuse of a child, dependent adult or elder is suspected, I am required to report this immediately to the appropriate authorities.
• if a client is threatening to seriously physically harm another individuals), I am required to notify the police and warn the individual(s).
• if a client intends to harm him/herself, I will make every effort to gain his/her cooperation in ensuring his/her safety.  If I cannot, I must take further measures to ensure this client's safety without his/her permission.

In each of these situations I would first try to have an open and clear discussion with the client before having to take "further measures."

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