It can sometimes be hard to explain your thoughts and feelings to others. You might find it difficult to talk about your depression and instead you might cut yourself off from other people.

Individual Psychotherapy

Individual counseling is a life-changing adventure of self-awareness, personal growth, emotional healing, and self-awareness. Making sense of your life story, which includes becoming more aware of your emotional and perceptual experiences, can help you attain a higher level of happiness and more meaningful interactions with others. Individual counseling can also provide neutral guidance, support, and relief so that you can face even the most difficult situations with confidence and conviction.

Let’s find out why…

As a Psychologist, I think that the quality of our most essential relationships is directly linked to our sense of self. I work with you to discover the barriers that are limiting you from living the life you want while also strengthening your attachment relationships and increasing your self-esteem. My role is to act as your advocate, offering you an unbiased viewpoint, helping you toward healthy coping mechanisms, and assisting you in making great, long-term changes. We can take the first step toward living your best life together.

Psychological Assessment

Psychological Assessments (evaluations) can help health care providers and their patients diagnose in a variety of ways. Psychological evaluation determines a patient’s emotional state in relation to chronic or acute problems. To mention a few categories, this can evaluate a patient’s level of copying, stress, interpersonal interactions, reality testing, sadness, and anxiety.

Furthermore, when a future assessment or progress is expected as a result of therapy, a psychological assessment can serve as a baseline of functioning.

Finally, the evaluation has the ability to help frame following individual psychotherapy so that the therapist has a better understanding of the patient and his or her concerns before or during treatment. Differential diagnosis is beneficial to people who work with the patient (and their families) to better understand the diagnostic dilemma, with better understanding as to the appropriate medications for the diagnosis, treatment interventions, and effective forms of assistance.