Providing you with confidential, professional, curative, and preventive counseling to help facilitate your healing and wholeness in a Caring environment.

People see a therapist for a wide range of reasons including but not limited to stress management to a specific diagnosis. Sometimes an event occurs that causes an individual to seek out help, while for others, they may attend therapy because it provides a trained objective person to help them work through some issues they may have been struggling with for years.  Counseling can be beneficial because a client may feel a sense of control in their life and have the tools to be able to make better decisions or changes in their life.

Yes, confidentiality is a critical aspect of mental health consultations. Mental health consultants adhere to strict ethical guidelines and professional standards that require them to maintain the confidentiality of client information unless there is a concern for immediate safety or legal obligations.

There are too many benefits of participating in therapy to list!  Therapists can provide support, problem solving skills and coping strategies for a wide range of issues. Therapists, being objective, can provide a different or a fresh perspective on a problem that you have been struggling with.

Benefits of therapy depend on your commitment and level of readiness. Some benefits can include, boosting self confidence or improving self esteem, improving communication skills, learning/finding new coping skills, attaining a better understanding of yourself, changing old patterns and developing new ones, or managing your emotional feeling such as sadness, anger or other highly charged emotions you may be feeling.

To schedule a consultation, you can hit the button “Book an appointment” and share your convenient time in a booking form. We will revert back with a confirmation email.

Absolutely. Mental health consultants are trained to provide guidance and support for various mental health conditions. They can assist individuals by offering coping strategies, evidence-based interventions, personalized counseling, and referrals to appropriate resources or healthcare professionals as needed.