Feeling overwhelmed by dark or heavy thoughts.
Notice you have trouble with saying what you mean; find yourself saying “yes” when you really mean “no”.
Feeling unorganized. Things feel messy, almost chaotic.
It’s hard to tell people how you feel. Noticed people-pleasing tendencies.
You jump from relationship to relationship. It isn’t easy just sitting with yourself or dealing with a break-up.
You feel like sleeping all day or hiding from the world, under your covers.
“What’s the point?”
Many of my clients shared that they could finally move past obstacles that debilitated them in the past in our work together.
Imagine being able to manage the dark and heavy thoughts… being able to sustain feeling neutral despite what’s going on around you
Feeling “normal” and not have these thoughts dictate your life.
You can learn how to manage thoughts and emotions, keeping you from living life to the fullest.
Therefore, no judgment here. I have experienced many of the struggles my clients have experienced as well. I’m also a believer that we are all the same – though our situations may be different from each other, we’ve all experienced loss, heartbreak, sadness, anger, frustration; we are all similar in the emotions we experience.
Life also doesn’t have to be so serious; I like to incorporate analogies and humor to help others feel more welcomed and comfortable.
When we work together, you’ll be able to share your personal experiences and completely unload your feelings. I like to give my clients the analogy of shining a flashlight in a cave. We’re exploring the breakdowns and challenges together, and it doesn’t have to feel scary or bad.
Sometimes people are a little reluctant to do virtual/online therapy. But once they’ve done their initial session with me, they often feel MORE comfortable than if they were in a traditional office. It feels private, confidential, convenient, comfortable, and easy.
We shine a light on the dark, so it’s not so ‘bad’ anymore. We understand why we do the things we do, which better helps us eliminate what we no longer want and implement what we do want.
Over time, you’ll feel more confident in the decisions you make because you’ll feel better about who those decisions are coming from (you). You’ll also find yourself managing emotions like anger, depression, anxiety, and addiction(s) more effectively.
My formal training includes a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) with a minor in psychology… as well as a Master of Social Work (MSW)—both from Florida International University. Go Panthers!
In addition to being a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I am a Certified Addictions Professional and a Qualified Supervisor for Registered Clinical Social Work Interns in Florida.
Before going into private practice, I worked at various South Florida outpatient settings, residential and day treatment centers, and programs that specialize in adult substance use.
I have extensive training working with adults who’ve experienced a myriad of mental health issues.
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