Reshaping Thoughts & Emotions

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Seeking professional help is not a weakness.

Let’s take a closer look at your thoughts—and help them work for you, not against you.

You don’t need to “think positive” to feel better. That’s not how real healing works. What matters is learning to notice the thoughts that shape how you feel, getting curious about them, and building new patterns that actually support your well-being.

I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) not as a rigid system, but as a grounded, collaborative approach. It’s one of the most trusted therapies for a reason—it works. And when it's tailored to you, it can be surprisingly empowering.

CBT isn’t about ignoring hard things—it’s about making space for real change in the way you relate to them.

Why Work with Thoughts at All?

Our minds love to tell stories. That’s what they’re built for. But sometimes those stories—“I’m not good enough,” “I always mess things up,” “Nothing will ever change”—start to feel like truth.

Over time, those thought loops shape how we feel about ourselves, how we relate to others, and how we show up in the world.

In our work together, we’ll:

  • Gently identify the patterns that keep you stuck
  • Explore how your thoughts affect your emotions, body, and behaviors
  • Practice shifting into more balanced, compassionate, and supportive thinking

You don’t need to believe everything your brain says. Together, we’ll help you learn to pause, question, and reshape the narrative—without shame or pressure.


What CBT Looks Like (and What It Doesn’t)

CBT is structured, yes—but not scripted. It’s a hands-on, insight-based therapy that gives you practical tools for real life.

In sessions, we might:

  • Explore automatic thoughts that lead to anxiety or emotional pain
  • Gently challenge common distortions like black-and-white thinking or mind reading
  • Build skills for emotional regulation, grounding, and behavioral change
  • Practice new habits that align with your goals, values, and deeper self

What CBT is not: a one-size-fits-all fix or a quick band-aid. Our work is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and your real, lived experience. We’ll move at your pace, and only in ways that feel safe and doable.


Is This Approach Right for Me?

CBT might be a great fit if you’re:

  • Feeling stuck in cycles of anxiety, self-criticism, or doubt
  • Experiencing depressive thoughts that sap your energy or joy
  • Dealing with thought patterns related to trauma or stress
  • Looking for an approach that’s focused, structured, and skills-based
  • Wanting to take an active role in your healing without pressure or perfectionism

This work is especially helpful if you’re someone who tends to get in your own head a lot (I see you)—CBT can give you a new, kinder way to relate to that internal dialogue.


How We’ll Work Together

Our sessions will be a mix of insight and action. We’ll always center your nervous system, your needs, and your truth.

Together, we’ll:

  • Build awareness of your thought patterns
  • Practice reshaping them with curiosity and compassion—not criticism
  • Develop real-world tools for calming your system and responding more intentionally
  • Anchor into new habits and ways of thinking that feel true to who you are becoming

Think of this work as a bridge—from surviving to thriving, from overthinking to clarity, from harshness to self-respect.


Want to explore this further?
Let’s talk about what thought patterns are showing up for you—and how we can begin to reshape your inner story with more care, awareness, and choice.

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Common Questions

Not the way I practice it. While CBT offers structure, we’ll adapt everything to you. There’s no script, no pressure, no homework unless it’s helpful.
Yes—and when paired with somatic and mindfulness-based approaches (which I often use), it can help shift trauma-related thought patterns in a grounded and safe way.
That depends on a lot—what you’re working on, your pace, and what kind of support you need. Many clients feel a shift within a few months. But we go slow, and we go together.