My Specialties


Individual Therapy

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • PTSD/ CPTSD – traumatic stress from all stages of life
  • Self-esteem issues
  • Attachment issues/relationship problems
  • Grief and Loss (due to divorce, adoption, loss of child, parenting special needs children, loss of health/chronic illness)
  • Estrangement
  • LGBTQIA+ adjustments, needs
  • ADHD

Family Therapy

  • Conflict at home
  • Parenting stressors (co-parenting, blended families, single parent)
  • Parent and child/teen dynamic that is causing tension, arguments, withdrawal, or
    lack of communication, etc.
  • ADHD/neurodivergence related challenges

 

 

Common Teen
Related Issues

  • ADHD, anxiety, depression
  • Overwhelm with school
  • Friendship issues/ belonging
  • Identity changes and finding more of what they need to feel confident
  • Conflicts with parents
  • Self-esteem
  • Suicidal ideation and self-harm

 

Questions and Answers

How is Better Days Counseling supporting LGBTQIA+ individuals in therapy?

  • Welcomes and listens to the experiences of those who identify as: queer, lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, asexual, pansexual, non-binary, transgender, gender fluid, intersex, and other ways of identifying.
  • Work to empower those needing gender affirming care, safety in their community, and support your process in where it is at; collaborate with local gender-affirming providers

Why family therapy virtually?

  • Reduced disruption to family routines
  • Readily accessible through secure video sessions via the portal
  • Communication can be improved as much as if you were in an office setting
  • Skills can be practiced – problem-solving together, learning techniques for how to assert your needs, boundaries, expectations; building a more secure connection with one another that will improve the trust, warmth, or feelings of respect
  • Life transitions are often overwhelming. We can strengthen how you as a family support one another through moving, new school, preparing for college, relationship changes, family separation or divorce, loss of a parent, illness, and temporary or permanent loss