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If you are viewing this site, it may because you are searching for something more — more contentment, more fulfillment, more peace. Or maybe you’re looking for less — less chaos, less conflict, less pain. Either way, the first step to seek help is often the hardest, as well as the most important.

I want to encourage you to continue your search, and if you decide after viewing this site that you’d like help, please contact me. The most important thing for you to know is that if you do reach out, I will work to the best of my abilities to guide you towards your goals and the vision of the life you want for yourself. If you are willing to make that commitment to grow, change is possible and even probable! Things can get better; call 240-603-6201 today for an appointment.

It may be a relationship with problems, a child acting out in school, or feelings of depression and sadness. Whatever the reason, you may be at a point in your life where you realize it’s time for a change.

There is help. As a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist, I see people with many different problems and circumstances. These are people just like you, people who want things to change for the better, and are ready to make it happen. In addition to the topics mentioned above, here are some additional issues that may indicate aneed for therapy:

  • Marital Problems
  • Communication Issues
  • Anger Management
  • Family Relationships
  • Premarital Preparation
  • Divorce
  • Stepfamily/Blended Family
  • Quality of Life Issues
  • Abuse/Trauma Recovery
  • Anxiety
  • Dealing With Difficult People
  • Grief and Loss
  • Work-Related Issues

As a therapist, I am committed to providing you with a safe, caring environment in which we can address your unique situation. By carefully listening, I work to get behind the everyday surface of a situation to the underlying meaning. My systemic approach means I look to the dynamics between people rather than solely focusing on the internal workings of one person. Even in individual work, this approach can be helpful and empowering. I often use humor to gently but skillfully pinpoint specific issues and highlight areas of growth.