Therapy for Modern Masculinity

Through our work, you’ll learn to find strength by not suppressing what you feel and learn to understand it- going into the shadows and being with what you feel. If you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, stress, or trauma, seeking support is a powerful step toward healing. Therapy for men and exploring your masculinity can help you develop emotional intelligence, improve relationships, and build resilience so you can navigate life with confidence.

Many of the men I work with come to therapy navigating:

  • High-functioning anxiety masked by outward success

  • Loneliness and isolation

  • Difficulty identifying or expressing emotions

  • Relationship struggles, including intimacy and communication

  • Balancing ambition with emotional well-being

  • Reconnecting with purpose, passion, or identity

  • Life transitions such as parenthood, divorce, or career changes

  • Burnout, numbness, or disconnection

  • Shame, anger, or suppressed trauma

You will learn healthier ways to cope, communicate, and take care of yourself—without guilt or shame. The truth is, embracing vulnerability and self-reflection makes you stronger and getting to know your inner world can be exciting.

You are a male who is wanting to find more meaning in your life. You are seeking more purpose, more vitality, and connection with others. You may feel isolated, lonely, and are struggling each day which can be hard to admit. Perhaps you are feeling numb and you wonder if this existence is just forever and normal for you.

Redefining Masculinity: Prioritizing Men's Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being

I am currently only offering sessions virtually via telehealth.

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