People frequently ask me, “How do you work?” Psychotherapy that aims to change your life in deep ways is no “quick fix.” But positive changes occur when the relationship between a seasoned practitioner and a dedicated client works.
Your job is to say what you want, when you want to say it. Talk as honestly as you can about whatever is important to you, and keep connecting with the truth within yourself. If you like, tell me your dreams. My job is to listen (and keep listening) and offer you my feelings, ideas, and intuitions. People tell me I am present, related, and authentic in my work. Together we’ll bring to light the unconscious patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior that work against you. To outgrow these stubborn patterns, we’ll seek the wisdom of the Self.
The journey might be hard work, but it can also be playful and humorous. In my practice clients tell me they feel supported and unburdened. Gradually they feel more fully themselves. Their sense of freedom and personal power expands. Love and work seem richer and more fulfilling. Many people tell me they feel closer to the sacred and that life is a precious gift.