When love hasn’t worked out for you yet, it’s easy to feel like something is truly wrong with you.
You’re unworthy.
You’re unlovable.
You’re marked for a lonely life.
It’s hard to shake those feelings when everywhere you go, there are happy couples—in ads, walking down the street, in shops and restaurants. I remember a time when I thought it should be against the law for couples to kiss on the street! Ha!
Everyone is in love except you (or so it seems) and you seriously have no idea why.
Let’s talk a while.
I’m curious to hear your story. I want to hear who you’re looking for and all the ways your brain beats you up and tells you you’ll never find the love you want.
You don’t have to know yourself deeply to find love, but those who consciously learn about themselves tend to create the best relationships.
I help people dig deep and uncover their patterns and fears, and stuck places.
When you are connected with yourself and know yourself well, anxiety feels like a normal, passing life experience and not a mortal enemy.
Depression swings in with less bite and swings out quickly. And that desperation for perfect love—or substitutes that feel like love—start to be replaced by an inner confidence.
A peaceful knowing.
A slow sinking into your own truths.
Therapy really can bring this kind of change to your life.
I’ll gladly give you 15 minutes on the phone so we can get to know each other and you can feel if this is your next right step.
