Areas of Specialization
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
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Explore how past experiences, attachment wounds, and learned survival patterns continue to influence your emotions, relationships, and sense of self.
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Address recurring relationship patterns, boundaries, vulnerability, trust, betrayal, communication, and difficulty creating safe and meaningful connection.
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Specialized, nonjudgmental support for pornography use, compulsive sexual behaviors, infidelity, secrecy, shame, and intimacy concerns. As a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), I received specialized training through the model developed by Dr. Patrick Carnes and other leading clinicians in the sex addiction field. My approach is also informed by nearly 3 years of clinical experience at Gentle Path, a specialized residential treatment program for sex addiction and related concerns.
SPECIALIZED TRAINING & EXPERIENCE
More than talk therapy.
My approach integrates specialized trauma, attachment, nervous-system, and sex addiction training to help us understand what's underneath the patterns—not just manage the symptoms.
CSAT
Certified Sex Addiction Therapist
Specialized training in the assessment and treatment of sex addiction and compulsive sexual behavior.
ART
Accelerated Resolution Therapy
Trauma-focused treatment for processing distressing experiences and reducing their emotional impact.
PIT + PARTS WORK
Post-Induction Therapy
Experiential work addressing developmental wounds, inner-child experiences, boundaries, self-esteem, and emotional regulation.
SSP
Safe & Sound Protocol
A nervous-system-informed intervention supporting regulation, connection, and a greater sense of safety.
Specialized experience in sex addiction treatment
My work with sex addiction is informed not only by specialized training, but by nearly 3 years of clinical experience at Gentle Path, a residential treatment program specializing in sex addiction and related concerns. Working extensively with men navigating compulsive sexual behavior, intimacy, shame, trauma, and relationship consequences shaped the direct, nonjudgmental, and accountability-focused approach I bring to this work today.

