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In my practice I draw on the existential, humanistic and psychodynamic approaches emphasizing personal meaning, the need for deeper reflection and attention to inner growth. To that end, whether in individual or couples therapy, I work with clients to identify their psychological strengths, engage their personal meanings, develop effective communication skills, strengthen the bonds of healthy interdependency and improve the expression of deeper intimacy.

As an existential psychotherapist I aim to help clients face themselves rather than "fix" themselves - to draw out and respond to their distress and suffering, not merely focus on short-term interventions.  In other words, by offering a supportive, non-judgemental and introspective atmosphere, I assist clients in examining and working through their personal issues and concerns, as well as relationship difficulties, in order to regain a sense of direction and an ability to see themselves and their challenges with greater clarity and depth.

Within this framework I also endeavour to help clients reorient their focus so that they might approach problems as occasions for insight and growth, and to learn to draw on their hardships in order to better respond to life’s challenges while reclaiming personal sense of control, self-worth and self-relevance.