Clinical services
A place to work out what comes next.
When a difficult week becomes a pattern, it can help to have a place to sort through what is happening. My clinical work starts with your story, the circumstances around it, and what you want to be different.
Ask about clinical servicesFor individuals, couples, and families
Experience across the places people need support.
My background includes hospital behavioral health assessment, home-based family work, intensive outpatient treatment, and individual, family, and group psychotherapy. That experience informs how I listen and how I help people identify a practical next step.
Areas of experience
- Individual, family, and group therapy
- Substance use and recovery
- Co-occurring disorders
- Emotional regulation and coping skills
- Trauma-informed care
- CBT and DBT-informed skills
- Motivational interviewing
These areas describe my clinical experience. Please ask directly about current services, eligibility, availability, fees, insurance, and the setting for care.
Where to start
A useful first conversation.
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Start with a general question.
Tell me you are interested in clinical services. Please keep email and LinkedIn messages free of diagnoses, medical records, and other private health information.
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Clarify the arrangements.
Ask about the kind of support you need, service availability, fees, insurance, and where services can be provided before making plans.
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Find the appropriate next step.
If a clinical service is the right fit, sensitive information belongs in the proper private channel used for that service.
A few fair questions
Before you get in touch.
What is the difference between clinical services and coaching?
Clinical services address mental health and treatment needs. Strengths coaching focuses on development, strengths, and goals. When you reach out, we will clarify which service you are asking about.
Are appointments, fees, or insurance details listed here?
Please ask me directly about current arrangements. This website does not confirm availability, insurance participation, or a particular service location.
What should I include in my first message?
A short general inquiry is enough. Please do not include medical records, diagnoses, treatment details, or other sensitive health information.