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The Therapist for Therapists: Why I Work With Healthcare Professionals
When I was still in training, my supervisor wondered aloud: who is a therapist’s therapist? Years later, after my own seasons of burnout and watching colleagues struggle, I found myself choosing to work with healthcare professionals. In this post, I share why I love this population, why the fear of not being understood keeps so many helpers from reaching out, and why caring for yourself is not selfish but downright practical. Because yes, I’m the therapist for therapists.
Oct 126 min read


Money Stress and the Nervous System: 5 Patterns I See as a Trauma Therapist
As a trauma therapist working with high-performing professionals, I hear about money constantly, and it's rarely just about numbers. This post shares five patterns I notice in session: the stress response to checking a bank account, avoidance as a freeze response, how financial stress impairs decision-making, physical symptoms that appear before money is named as the cause, and why money conflict in relationships is rarely about the money itself.
Sep 223 min read


Why You Should Hire a Housecleaner Instead of Going to Therapy (Actual Advice From a Therapist)
I tell clients to hire a housecleaner, and I mean it. Not instead of therapy, but sometimes before it. This post is about why cleaning guilt usually isn't about laziness, why needing help isn't a moral failing, and why clearing your space can make room for deeper work.
Sep 75 min read


Resilience, Self-Care, and Empowerment Through Election Grief
Discover tools for resilience, self-care, and empowerment to navigate election grief and reclaim your sense of strength and hope.
Nov 6, 20247 min read


Enhancing My Practice: My Experience at the Mental Health & Nutrition Certification Retreat
Attending a nutrition-focused mental health retreat offered professional growth, self-care, and a new perspective on holistic therapy.
Oct 13, 20244 min read


5 Ideas For Taking A Mental Health Day
We all need our mental health days. What to do on a mental health day depends on your energy, time, means, and the needs of your brain/body.
Feb 6, 20232 min read


“I don’t really remember much of my childhood” - Statements That May Point To Childhood Trauma
People at some points in their lives will face awful events, such as the loss of a loved one. It’s important to note that trauma is a ver...
Jan 9, 20233 min read


20 Ways to Have Healthy Work Boundaries
Is the thought of going to work starting to fill you with dread? Do you find yourself calling out sick more often because you "just can't...
Dec 5, 20223 min read


Mental Health and the Holidays
The holiday season can be both a source of joy and a source of stress. During this time of year, I often have clients who report intense ...
Nov 7, 20223 min read


Dealing with Burnout as a Therapist
In a previous post on burnout, I noted general recommendations for combating burnout during stressful circumstances. However, I feel that...
Oct 3, 20224 min read


Financial Stress and Mental Health: 6 Tips for Managing Both!
I’ve noticed many of my clients this year express stress around their finances, and with the potential of a recession hitting us that str...
Sep 12, 20223 min read
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