Trauma and traumatic events
Traumatic experiences can remain present long after the event itself. Therapy can create a safer place to process what happened at a pace that feels manageable.
Clinical specialties
Lisa works with adults navigating trauma, loss, anxiety, family dynamics, and transitions that call for more support.
Traumatic experiences can remain present long after the event itself. Therapy can create a safer place to process what happened at a pace that feels manageable.
Grief changes shape over time. There is no right way to move through it, and care can make space for the loss without asking you to rush past it.
Relationship endings can reshape identity, routines, parenting, and hope. Therapy offers a grounded place to work through the practical and emotional shifts.
Parenting challenges and blended family dynamics often carry competing needs. Together, we can work toward clearer boundaries and more sustainable connection.
Longstanding family patterns can leave you exhausted or unsure of yourself. Therapy can help you understand the pattern and choose a different response.
A new role, move, diagnosis, relationship change, or season of uncertainty can bring more than expected. You do not have to find your footing alone.
When your mind and body stay on alert, even ordinary demands can feel too heavy. Care can help you understand what is driving the cycle and build steadier supports.
Early adulthood can bring questions about identity, family, work, relationships, and independence. Therapy makes room for the uncertainty and the next step.