Hi, my name is Rivers. I’m a psychotherapist who’s primarily influenced by the contemplative, existential, and psychoanalytic movements in psychology. My goal is to cultivate a space where you can feel free to show up exactly as you are in the moment, without censoring yourself for fear of judgement or ridicule. I believe wholeheartedly in what is known in psychoanalysis as “the talking cure.”
By speaking without censoring yourself in the therapy setting you will find that you are able to gain insight into the mental and behavioral patterns that inform how you are currently feeling and living, and with this insight you will be prepared to make informed choices about how you’d like to live your life going forward. You will likely find that symptoms such as anxiety and depression begin to lift as you speak about them in therapy, and as you go deeper into the work of psychotherapy you can find truly transformative change occurring in your life.
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