Services

Initial visit to establish care and conduct a biopsychosocial assessment—covering biological, psychological, and social factors—to understand your current issues, arrive at an accurate diagnosis (or diagnostic impression), and create a personalized treatment plan

a type of psychotherapy that helps two people in a romantic relationship gain insight into their relational patterns, resolve conflicts, and improve their relationship satisfaction.

formal request for expert guidance or advice regarding the functioning, development, or overall quality of a specific program, system, or organization—not for the direct treatment of an individual client

One on one meeting in exploring your thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and experiences to improve your mental well-being and achieve personal goals.

a form of therapy or support that focuses on teaching participants about a specific mental health issue, a life challenge, or a set of coping skills. The primary goal is to provide knowledge, support, and practical strategies to help people better understand and manage their own conditions or situations.

Educational or informational services for Professional Organizations: State or national associations for therapists, counselors, or social workers who need continuing education (CE) credits.

Corporate/Business Settings: Companies seeking workshops on topics like stress reduction, team communication, managing change, or improving employee well-being.

Educational Institutions: High schools, colleges, or universities requesting presentations for students, faculty, or parent groups on subjects like test anxiety, college transition, or emotional intelligence.

Community Groups: Non-profits, churches, support groups, or local government agencies needing public education on mental health awareness, addiction, or parenting skills.

Media and Podcasts: Requests to be interviewed as an expert on current events or specific mental health trends.