Therapy Groups
Number of sessions is group dependent. Groups run based off of interest, a minimum number of participants is required.
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The intention of this group is to create a space for those who identify as queer (LGBTQIA+, in a queer relationship, or identified with the queer community in any other way) and who have identified as/currently identify as Christian. This space will allow people to process what both identities mean to them. There will be opportunities to share experiences, ask community members questions, and seek/receive support.
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This is an experiential grief process group open to individuals 18+ years of age who have had a loved one die. Some people consider grief to occur in stages, but everyone’s pattern of grief is different. Another way to think about grief is a set of tasks that must be completed, with each person doing so in their own order. Using the grief tasks model, members of the group will share their experiences with the tasks of grief and engage in exercises to allow for further processing.
Consultation Services
Length of workshop/training and rate of service is dependent on the group’s specific needs. Reach out via email for a free initial consultation.
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If your community is in need of a mental health workshop, please fill out the form below. I work with churches, college groups, non-profit organizations, and other mental health-based organizations. My clinical experience combined with evidenced based research allows me to tailor workshops to your community’s needs.
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I currently offer training for Christian communities who want to better understand how to care for the mental health needs of the LGBTQ+ community. I also offer trainings on how to recognize and respond to suicide risk factors in your community.
Assessments
Number of sessions is group dependent. Groups run based off of interest, a minimum number of participants is required.
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Customizable assessment process. Provides specific insights into the way your brain functions and strategies and recommendations that will work for you.
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You might be just starting therapy or have been in therapy for a long time, but you’re at a place where you need clear and comprehensive insight into your diagnoses and treatment options. Diagnostic assessments provide you with an in depth understanding of your mental health and specific treatment goals and options that can help you move toward greater healing.