“I started working with Marie about three years ago, shortly after being diagnosed with an eating disorder. Not only has she helped me reach a healthy weight, she has helped me reshape my thinking so that I can stay there. She is a wonderful person and a wonderful therapist, and I’d highly recommend her to anyone.”
Are you contemplating therapy or curious if I’m the right fit for you? Let’s chat. Schedule a free consultation.
In person in my office in Media where I can meet people individually and also in groups. For those that are not local or like the convenience of telehealth I offer that as well.
Anxiety is the epidemic of our time. Some anxiety is a normal part of being human, but if you feel that anxiety is impacting your life and preventing you from doing the things you want to do, therapy can give you a way to work through it and find relief.
For most of us work takes up a significant portion of our time. Feeling stuck at work, frustrated by coworkers, or not being sure what your next step is can be all consuming. We can work on defining your goals and learning new ways to deal with workplace stress.
Eating disorders are a complex illness that are often misunderstood and mistreated. I work with clients to achieve healthy functioning psychologically and physically. In order to work best the client needs to be in the care of a physician who understands the illness.
Healthy relationships are the joy of life, but for most, not all of our relationships are ideal. How we communicate with our family, friends, coworkers and partners can impact us. We can work together to explore your relationships and learn how to communicate better.
One of the hardest parts of life is losing someone you love. Grieving has no set path and can often make someone feel like there is something wrong with them because they are struggling with the loss. Therapy offers a space to work through these emotions and heal.
Experiencing change? Many different parts of life colliding at once? New location, new child, new job, aging parents? Making major transitions in life can be difficult to navigate and feel overwhelming. I work on sorting out through the overwhelm and so you can make decisions and learn to become flexible in the face of change.
A person’s belief system can be a fundamental component in therapy because it offers insight into your worldview. Feeling comfortable to be open about your beliefs is important. For transparency, I’m a practicing Catholic with a Master’s in Theology, however I’m able to help integrate faith, regardless of belief, into therapy to best help you.
Interested in group therapy? Reach out to see what is coming available.
