Individual Therapy Sessions
Individual therapy, as SW holistic therapy, is an invitation to gently explore the deeper layers of who you are, the parts that have been hidden, silenced, or shaped by survival. Together, we’ll begin to uncover what’s been living beneath the surface: the beliefs you’ve inherited, the stories you’ve absorbed, and the patterns that no longer serve your becoming.
Come as you are. Leave more aligned.
You don’t need to have it all figured out to begin; you just need a space that feels safe enough to be real.
Our work is rooted in holistic approaches, relational depth, narrative exploration, and holistic integration - blending emotional, mental, and spiritual care to meet you full self.
As a professional therapist, my role is to create a space of attuned presence where your truth can unfold at its own pace, and each session moves you toward greater clarity.
This is your time to pause, reflect, and reclaim the story within you.
What You’ll Learn With Me
Clarity
Compassion
Coping Skills
Communication
Confidence
FAQ About Individual Holistic Therapy
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Couples therapy focuses on relationships between partners. When couples seek professional counseling to address issues that arise within the partnership, they get the opportunity have structured conversations in a safe space. Individual therapy is concentrated on the personal growth and well-being of a single individual. While both approaches can be helpful, the choice between couples therapy and individual therapy depends on the specific needs and goals of the individuals involved.
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When someone is in a relationship and seeking to explore individual therapy opposed to couples therapy, the get the chance to explore their feelings, beliefs, and behaviors in a safe, supportive environment. Often times individual therapy can help the person understand their own patterns, learn effective communication skills, and develop strategies to foster healthier relationships.
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Yes, combining couples and individual therapy can provide a comprehensive approach to addressing relationship issues. While couples therapy focuses on improving the relationship dynamics, individual therapy helps each person work on their personal growth and development, which can contribute to a stronger, healthier relationship.
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Yes, individual therapy can help improve a marriage by addressing personal issues that may be affecting the relationship. By working on individual growth and well-being, clients can develop healthier communication skills and coping strategies, which can lead to a stronger, more satisfying marriage.
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