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About ten years into my private practice,

I was working with a client who suffered from severe anxiety and became unable to travel to my office for sessions. 

I offered to provide sessions in her home, which was very unconventional at that time. 

She agreed that this was a great solution, and over the next three months, she and I met together

in the comfort of her living room.

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This experience was invaluable for me as a therapist. 

It allowed me to get to know my client in ways that I would not have been able to

if we were confined to the four walls of my office.

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After seeing the benefits, I began to offer other clients the option of in-home therapy.

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I started to notice that from the very first session, clients were much more comfortable, open, and at ease.

I had the privilege of meeting their family members, pets, neighbors and friends. 

I was provided with a glimpse into their everyday lives and how they solved life challenges as they came up. 

I was given the gift of seeing their vegetable gardens and tasting the most delicious tomatoes I have ever eaten.

  I witnessed (in real time) how they handled their toddler's tantrums, their teenager's blow-ups,

and conflicts with their partners.

And ultimately, I had the honor of helping them develop tools to transform these challenges

into opportunities for change.

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In March, 2020, the Covid pandemic caused me to close my physical office. 

My colleagues were having a difficult time imagining what it might be like to do on-line therapy. 

For me, it was a "No-Brainer". 

I had already experienced the benefits of in-home sessions, and this was an opportunity for me

to provide more clients with therapy in the comfort of their homes.

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So, once again, I am seeing my clients in the comfort of their homes, meeting their pets,

and helping them navigate life's challenges in real time.  

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I would be honored to help you as well!

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