A collaborative approach, grounded in decades of supporting people and families.
A little background
A person behind the credentials.
Patty has a background in clinical social work and special education for over 35 years, and has had the privilege of supporting individuals, couples, and families across a wide range of settings.
These experiences have deepened her belief in the resilience of people and in the power of collaboration when working toward meaningful change.
Your questions belong here, too.
Choosing a therapist is personal. You can ask about their approach, the experiences they work with, and what a first session might be like.
Read about each therapist’s background, areas of experience and approach. You can ask questions about fit before deciding how to proceed.
Can I ask about a therapist’s approach?
Yes. Ask what their approach involves, how they work toward goals and whether their experience fits the kind of support you are looking for.
Do all therapists offer the same services?
No. The supplied biographies describe different professional backgrounds and areas of experience. Confirm the exact services and age ranges with the individual therapist.