Ongoing individual counseling is for thoughtful, high-functioning adults who understand their patterns but still feel them running the show.

This work assumes your reactions make sense. Many challenges in adulthood are shaped by early relational experiences and nervous-system adaptations, not a lack of insight or effort. Sessions are steady, intentional, and grounded in helping you understand how your history lives inside you now, and how to change that in ways that last.

This is not crisis therapy or open-ended processing. It’s structured, trauma-informed work for people who value depth, clarity, and emotional intelligence, and want therapy to support their lives, not become them.

Traditional ongoing couples therapy is for partners who are capable, committed, and ready to understand what’s actually happening between them, not just talk around it.

Many couples come in with insight, communication skills, and good intentions, yet remain stuck in familiar patterns shaped by early attachment experiences and nervous-system responses. This work focuses on how your relationship functions under stress, how patterns show up in real time, and what’s needed to create greater safety and stability.

This is structured, relational work, not endless processing. It’s designed for couples who value clarity, accountability, and meaningful change that holds up outside the therapy room.

Individual therapy intensives are designed for people who want meaningful progress without committing to long-term weekly therapy. This focused format offers extended, uninterrupted time to work with patterns that don’t shift in short sessions, often rooted in early relational experiences or complex stress.

Intensives allow space for nervous-system regulation, deeper processing, and real integration. This work may incorporate trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR or Brainspotting when appropriate, always with care and structure.

This is intentional, contained therapy for high-functioning adults at important turning points who value depth, clarity, and efficiency.

Couples intensives are designed for partners who want meaningful movement without months of weekly therapy. This private, focused format offers extended, uninterrupted time to understand what’s actually driving your patterns and to work with them directly.

Intensives are especially helpful at key turning points: after betrayal, during high conflict, or when a relationship feels stuck despite effort and insight. The work is structured, collaborative, and grounded in helping couples create greater safety, clarity, and stability.

This is not group work or open-ended processing. It’s thoughtful, contained therapy for couples who value privacy, depth, and efficient, lasting change.

Immigration psychological evaluations provide careful, professional documentation when clarity and clinical integrity matter. This service is designed for immigration cases requiring thoughtful assessment, not rushed or template-based reports.

Evaluations include a comprehensive clinical interview, relevant assessment measures when appropriate, and a detailed written report addressing the psychological impact of stress, trauma, separation, or hardship. Reports are clearly written, objective, and tailored to the legal purpose of the evaluation.

This service is well suited for attorneys and individuals seeking ethical, trauma-informed evaluations that are thorough, respectful, and prepared to hold up under legal review. The process is transparent, professional, and handled with care throughout.