Women: special focus on the unique mental health & wellness needs of women, which is directly linked to our physical, emotional, relationship, and spiritual health.

Empowerment: defined as, “the process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one’s life”.  We support, guide, inspire, motivate, and educate, guiding you to become the best version of yourself.

Counseling: receive emotional support; explore, identify, and heal triggers and root causes. 

We support women across her lifespan. We consider each woman’s biological age, culture, and lived experience as factors that can shape a woman’s identity and impact their mental health. 

Women are unique and have different life experiences & mental health needs than men.  Neuroscience also identifies the differences in functioning between men and women’s brains.  

To help women heal requires us to understand the uniqueness and individuality of each woman we serve.

Two quick facts about women’s mental health:

• Neuroscience and brain imaging have shown us that women have more activity in the emotional part of their brain.  
• Women have hormonal changes across their developmental lifespan, adding another unique differing element to women’s brain health.

Common challenges that women may face include:

• Diagnoses more common to women, including depression and anxiety.
• Struggles more common to women, including self-esteem, body image, and navigating boundaries & healthy relationships.
• Teenage girls dealing with issues related to maturing, menstrual cycles, hormonal & emotional developments, navigating sexuality & friendships, and managing school stressors.
• Navigating fertility challenges & pregnancy stressors.
• Managing post-partum depression or anxiety.
• Coping with new mom life, including balancing career choices & dissolving the very real and common emotion of “mom guilt”.
• Managing medical conditions more specific to women, such as breast cancer or menstrual cycle woes.
• Managing hormonal imbalances due to women-focused conditions, such as PMDD, Perimenopause, & Menopause.
• Women-specific traumas, such as miscarriages, domestic violence or abuse.
• Navigating societal issues, such as discrimination, objectification, sexual harassment, & body image perceptions. 
• Exploring and dissolving negative identity attached to being a woman, including “good girl syndrome” and people-pleasing / codependent traits.

We invite you to click the button below to view real-time counselor availability and schedule an appointment online today!