Initially, people who come to see me often say they are having feelings linked to depression or anxiety, and are struggling to find words that accurately describe their deeper experience. They often describe feeling lonely and are living with a sense of emptiness, and/or maybe overwhelmed - even though they are living busy lives, surrounded by people. Some find themselves repeating distructive relationship patterns. Many clients have successfully established themselves in the world yet sense something is missing. They have often created lives based upon achieving personal goals they set when they were younger, that are no longer working as well as they had planned. The people who come in to see me for psychotherapy or analysis frequently feel stuck in a current life situation and are entering psychotherapy because they are tired of wrestling with the same old habitual behavior patterns in interpersonal relationships. They may also be are finally face and deal with old wounds, grief and loss, or trauma from the past that they are still carrying with them because what they are doing is no longer working for them – even if it looks fine on the outside. They have usually reached a point of being ready to let go of what is not working in their lives. They are usually ready for significant change even if they do not know exactly what the change will be. Positive lasting change is a unique, individual process that involves the whole person. My focus is on helping you live life more fully by getting in touch with your personal strengths and reclaiming parts of yourself to find deeper meaning. This process often involves helping you reconnect with your own creative passion by consciously identifying and realizing untapped inner resources that you may have not known were there or have not experienced for a while. In my psychotherapy practice, I frequently work with corporate professionals, writers and artists, entrepreneurs in life transition.