Services
Individual Counseling
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OIS Involvement
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Line of duty death experiences
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Psychospiritual/Existential concerns
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Combat/Deployment Trauma and stress
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Anger
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Moral Injury
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Grief and Loss
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LGBTQ in Uniform
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Major Life Adjustment retirement; PCS; separation from service, discharge, major family changes
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We Do Not Assist with LNI or Workers Compensation cases.
We do not offer child or couples counseling.
Supervision
Supervision for for provisionally licensed counselors or Masters level clinicians.
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( I am not currently able to offer placement. only supervision at this time. )
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Supervision for peer support teams and team members upon agency agreement.
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Please see training page for more information.
Please contact me for additional details on supervision structure and costs.
Training
Training for uniformed agencies on various health and wellness topics. Please see the training page for further details.
Treatment Modalities
Existential Therapy
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Person-centered and emotion focused therapy
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Psychospiritual psychology - interpersonal psychology
Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PE)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
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Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR)
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Motivational Interviewing (MI)​
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What is EMDR?
EMDR is a trauma processing therapy that uses bilateral stimulation to access traumatic memories, desensitize the severity of symptoms, re-process negative thought patterns associated with the memory and hopefully, through various protocols, find a healthier meaning to the event that took place. Meaning such as: "What happened to me was terrifying, but I survived, and I am stronger for it."
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What is bilateral stimulation? We use eye movements, from side to side, or audio and tactile stimulation through vibrating hand paddles and audio beeps that stimulate each side of your body. Why are we using these methods? Currently, there is no concrete answer as to why this method of stimulation works so well, but we do have quite a bit of research that hypothesizes that the bilateral stimulation mimics the REM sleep cycle, especially when we use the eye movements, and this brings forward the memory or internal associations for further processing.
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For more information, please visit the EMDR Institute.