Why Psychotherapy?


Psychotherapy is a professional service that supports people to develop a better understanding of themselves and others, address life difficulties and make the changes they want in their lives.


Psychotherapists draw on a wide range of therapy interventions and are skilled in working across the spectrum of life difficulties.  Psychotherapists work with current problems, crises, and longer term difficulties. They provide both short and long-term services according to people’s needs.


Services Offered


I see people for a variety of issues including, but not limited to:


        • Brain injury related issues
        • Mood disorders
        • Personality disorders
        • Depression
        • Anxiety
        • Relationship issues
        • Family conflict
        • Grief
        • Anger management
        • Coping skills
        • Substance abuse

I provide individual, family and couples therapy




“The greatest discovery of my generation is that

human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind.”


– William James

What is an LCSW and why should I choose one as my therapist?                                                                           


LCSW stands for Licensed Clinical Social Worker. In Montana, in order to become an LCSW a person must first attend graduate school and receive a master’s degree in social work. The LCSW candidate must then accrue 3,000 post-graduate clinical hours working with individuals and, finally pass a licensure exam.  


An LCSW receives training and education to look at more than just the issue at hand. An LCSW will work to find the root cause, outside influences and other factors that may be affecting a person’s well-being. Often there is more to an issue than may first appear. An LCSW is trained to work toward solutions bydrawing on a person’s strengths.