INDIVIDUAL THERAPY

A Space to Focus
On You.

Support for navigating life's challenges, understanding yourself more deeply, and creating meaningful change in your life and relationships.

Personal Growth Life Transitions Relationships Emotional Well-Being
YOUR THERAPY, YOUR GOALS

Therapy Starts With Understanding You.

Individual therapy begins with getting to know you—your experiences, strengths, concerns, relationships, and what you hope to gain from therapy.

Together, you and your therapist can explore what may be contributing to the challenges you're experiencing, identify patterns that may be keeping you stuck, and develop new ways of responding that support the life and relationships you want to build.

01

Understand Your Story

Explore experiences, relationships, family-of-origin influences, and patterns that may be relevant to what you're experiencing today.

02

Build Practical Tools

Develop coping strategies and new ways of responding to difficult emotions, situations, and relationship dynamics.

03

Create Meaningful Change

Clarify what matters to you and work toward changes that align with your goals, relationships, and values.

A PLACE TO BEGIN

You Don't Have to Have
Everything Figured Out.

People seek individual therapy for many different reasons. You may be navigating a major change, struggling within an important relationship, feeling overwhelmed or stuck, or simply wanting to better understand yourself and the patterns that shape your life.

INDIVIDUAL THERAPY MAY PROVIDE A SPACE TO EXPLORE
Anxiety & Stress
Relationship Concerns
Life Transitions
Self-Esteem & Identity
Communication
Family-of-Origin Experiences
Grief & Loss
Personal Growth

Therapy is individualized to your experiences, concerns, and goals. You and your therapist will work together to determine what areas are most important to focus on.

INDIVIDUAL THERAPY, WITH RELATIONSHIPS IN MIND

Understanding You in the
Context of Your Life.

Even when therapy is individual, we recognize that people don't exist in isolation. Relationships, family experiences, culture, important life experiences, and the systems around us can influence how we understand ourselves and respond to the world.

When relevant to your goals, therapy may explore these connections to better understand patterns in your present life and the ways they may influence your emotions, relationships, and choices.

When Others May Be Part of the Process

In some situations, you and your therapist may discuss whether temporarily including a partner or family member could support your therapeutic goals.

This is something you would discuss together before deciding whether it may be helpful for your work.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A Process Built Around You.

Therapy isn't a one-size-fits-all process. Your work with your therapist will develop around your needs, goals, and what you find most helpful.

01

Get to Know You

Begin by discussing what brings you to therapy, your experiences, strengths, and what you would like to work toward.

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02

Explore & Understand

Identify patterns, experiences, emotions, or relationships that may be connected to your current concerns.

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03

Work Toward Change

Develop insights, strategies, and new ways of responding that support your goals inside and outside of therapy.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Find the Right Therapist for You.

Finding a therapist who feels like a good fit is an important part of the process. Explore our team to learn more about each therapist's background, areas of focus, availability, and options for care.