I help people reconnect with themselves, others, and what matters most so they can live more abundant and meaningful lives.

Before becoming a therapist, I spent more than two decades as a photographer, author, educator, and mentor. Across each chapter of my life, I've been drawn to the same question: What helps people come alive?

I've come to believe that lasting change rarely begins with advice or having all the right answers. It begins with presence. When we feel safe enough to be honest, curious enough to explore, and supported enough to keep going, something begins to shift. We reconnect with ourselves, our relationships, and the life that is asking to be lived.

I'm a family man at heart (that’s me on the far right). My wife and our three daughters have been my greatest teachers, reminding me that growth is rarely about perfection. More often, it comes through listening deeply, staying present, and choosing connection again and again. Those lessons shape both the way I live and the way I practice therapy.