Individual Adult Psychotherapy
In Person Therapy in Atlanta and Online in Georgia
If you’re a plant lover like I am, you know that the little plant you purchase at the nursery will eventually need a new pot. It will grow, its roots filling up the space and using up the nutrients in the soil. If it’s left too long in the small pot, it becomes root-bound, ceasing to grow and eventually starting to decline.
Similarly, individual therapy is tending to ourselves and our growth. It’s moving into a larger pot to have more space to expand and tuning into what you need to flourish. You want vibrancy in your life. When you feel stuck or anxious, it’s a sign to check out both the roots and the circumstances. Your root health includes how the past impacts you today and going forward. It is essential to every other part of you. Tangled, neglected roots contribute to a constant background anxiety. Unmet needs leave you feeling physically and emotionally uncomfortable. Coming into therapy, you might not yet know what you need, what you want, or how to adjust. That’s okay.
As a therapist, I have a lot of experience helping people figure out what they might need and want. I help identify what is happening with the root issues, use my expertise to help you mend and revitalize, and help you come to understand how you might need to adjust in caring for yourself.
In therapy, we bravely look at what you are unaware of, avoiding, or neglecting, and then collaboratively tend to whatever is there. I’m gentle and direct. I’ll share what I’m thinking, where we’re heading, what I think the trouble spots are, and where I see you making progress in our work together.
We know that change is scary. Like with pruning a plant and repotting it, being patient with the process is essential. I can hold on to hope and patience when you feel impatient or like giving up because I have accompanied so many people in getting unstuck, healing, and flourishing successfully. If you put in the effort, you will see results.
Like a plant, you are made to grow and thrive. If you’re not, we can find out why together. I genuinely love helping people flourish– just as much as I love caring for my many plants. If you’re ready to move in the direction of growth and thriving, reach out via email and we can set up a call to discuss how I can help.
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