It’s important to be heard.

Nowhere to Turn

Being misunderstood by people close to you is a difficult thing to navigate.

You’ve been stuck in the house all day when you’re used to attending a sports or youth camp.

Now you’re being told to get used to online school for the foreseeable future.

All of these circumstances can bring on a great deal of anxiety and stress as well as feelings of loneliness and depression.

No End in Sight

All this disruption has been particularly difficult for you and this new normal may be around awhile.

You’re overwhelmed and want to shut out everything and everyone.

Talking to anyone about what you’re feeling is the last thing you want to do.

But it’s the one thing that could make all the difference.

Therapy is like unpacking “emotional clutter.”

Talking about your struggles in therapy is like exchanging a bunch of old clothes for new ones.

I can help you dump the emotional baggage and exchange it for a renewed mind of peace and joy.

Are you ready for the trade?

PARENTS: Give your teen the support they need to get through this.

I have over 30 years of classroom and ministry experience working with teens. I get them. I can empathize.

It’s time for a deeper understanding of these challenges and how to overcome them.

Call (512) 256-9236 today to set up a complimentary consultation.