Focused Therapy Alongside Your Current Therapist
You may also already have a therapist you trust. You don’t necessarily need to leave that relationship to work with me. I can come in for a focused piece of the work that needs more time or specialized care. With your authorization, I can coordinate with your therapist around the focus of our work and your transition back to their care.
When one piece needs something different
You and your therapist may already have a clear sense of what needs attention. Maybe you keep getting close to it and running out of time. Maybe flashbacks, panic, shutdown, or the same relationship pattern keep interrupting the work.
We can look at whether a focused intensive, a group, or another specialized way of working could help with that piece. The work has a focus, and we talk about how it fits with the care you already have.
How the work fits together
We get clear about what we’re working on here and what you’ll keep working on with your therapist. With your authorization, I can speak with them about the focus, our roles, and whether one piece needs to happen before another.
We also talk about what happens afterward, including what you want to bring back into your work with them.
For referring therapists
I can join the treatment for a defined piece of work while you remain the primary therapist. With the client’s authorization, we can coordinate around what needs attention, our roles, and the transition back to your care.
You’re welcome to reach out about whether the work you have in mind fits what I offer. Please keep identifying client information out of an initial email.
Where we can meet
In-person care is available in San Antonio and New Braunfels, Texas. Eligible telehealth services are available throughout Texas, Oregon, Washington and Colorado. Each group or specialized offering has its own location and next steps.
Not sure whether this fits what you need?
Tell me what you’re already working on and what you’re hoping I can help with. We’ll start with a consultation, and I’ll tell you what I recommend.