She/Her
Licensed therapist, LCSW
As a therapist, I try to create an open environment. Whatever you tell me will be met with an open mind and without judgment. I see my role as being the rudder to the boat—I'll guide you and navigate, but you're doing the work. A fun fact about me: When I'm not in sessions, I love to make scented candles and give them as gifts. I've been doing it for about 15 years.
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It's great that you are willing to get answers or seek guidance on how to deal with what you've been dealing with for possibly years. Trust in the therapeutic relationship.
It was a natural gift. No matter where I was, I found that people wanted to come to talk to me.
I have a son who has autism, and when he was little, I did my own exposure therapy with him. It was natural to me. I've worked in psychiatric hospitals for half my career, and there it was fascinating to treat people who couldn't stop doing or thinking something. I was initially interested in treating people with hoarding disorder, which is a form of OCD.
Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and suicidal ideation. I've worked in a crisis facility, helping people transition from the hospital to being back on their own. I've also worked in the prison setting, which I chose so I could learn as much as possible about all the different mental health disorders and how to treat them.
It's great that you are willing to get answers or seek guidance on how to deal with what you've been dealing with, which some people have been doing for years. Before you start, have the confidence to do some research, but not too much. It's easy to get overwhelmed by all of the information.
That's OK. When you're ready, you'll let me know. Trust in the therapeutic relationship. I'm not going to freak out about what you tell me. I have a lot of experience working in this environment, so I know how to differentiate what someone's thinking versus what they're actually going to do. I'm not going to react in a way somebody else might because they don't have that experience.
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