OUR SERVICES

 Therapy for artists and creative professionals.

Creative Blocks & Inspiration • Balancing Passion & Commerce
Relationship Stress • Performance Anxiety • Financial Stress & Insecurity
Touring & Travel Stress • Family Therapy for Bands

Helping you navigate career changes, work life balance, and professional challenges.

Are you an artist who has a desire to improve your professional and personal relationships? Are you a musician who would like to learn how to communicate more effectively with management or other members of your band? Are you a creative professional struggling with anxiety or depression? Are you a spouse or significant other to an artist who needs support?

Drawing upon decades of experience and insight from previous careers in the entertainment industry, our therapists provide individual and relational therapy to creative artists, musicians, and industry professionals in an effort to help them improve their workplace dynamics and personal relationships.

If you’re not enjoying your creative passions like you once were, or you’re struggling to do the job that once brought you joy, we can help you process those emotions so you can get back to expressing yourself in a healthy and productive way.

We can help with:

  • Creative Blocks & Inspiration

    Every artist faces moments when inspiration feels out of reach. Creative blocks can stem from self-doubt, perfectionism, burnout, or emotional struggles that make it difficult to access your creative flow.

    Therapy can help uncover what is getting in the way, reignite your passion, and build habits that support creativity without pressure or fear.

  • Balancing Passion & Commerce

    Navigating the intersection of art and business can be one of the greatest challenges for creative professionals. The pressure to monetize your craft while staying true to your artistic vision can create stress, self-doubt, and burnout.

    Whether you are struggling with industry expectations, financial uncertainty, or the weight of creative compromise, therapy provides a space to explore these challenges, clarify your values, and develop strategies for a fulfilling and sustainable career.

  • Relationship Stress

    Balancing relationships with the demands of a creative career can be challenging. Unpredictable schedules, emotional highs and lows, and the pursuit of artistic goals can create tension in personal relationships.

    Whether you are struggling with maintaining connections, navigating industry relationships, or managing the impact of your career on family life, therapy offers support in strengthening communication, setting boundaries, and finding balance.

  • Performance Anxiety

    Even the most seasoned performers can struggle with stage fright, self-doubt, and the pressure to deliver a flawless performance. The stress of being in the spotlight can create anxiety that impacts confidence, focus, and enjoyment of your craft.

    Therapy provides tools to manage nerves, reframe negative thoughts, and develop mental resilience so you can perform with greater ease and authenticity.

  • Financial Stress & Insecurity

    A career in the arts often comes with financial ups and downs, creating stress and uncertainty about the future. The unpredictability of income, pressure to succeed, and industry demands can take a toll on mental well-being.

    Therapy can help you navigate financial anxiety, shift unhelpful money-related beliefs, and develop a mindset that supports both your creative goals and financial stability.

  • Family Therapy for Bands

    A band is more than just a group of musicians—it is a family, a business, and a creative partnership. Like any close relationship, conflicts, miscommunication, and creative differences can arise, affecting both the music and the well-being of its members.

    Family-style therapy for bands offers a space to navigate tensions, improve collaboration, and strengthen communication so you can work together with greater harmony, both on and off stage.

Meet our creative specialists.


  • “A creative life is a beautiful, complicated thing. It requires passion, discipline, and vulnerability—but it can also bring self-doubt, perfectionism, and the pressure to constantly produce. I specialize in working with artists and performers who want to explore the emotional challenges that come with a creative career. Whether you’re feeling stuck, uninspired, or overwhelmed by the expectations of your industry, therapy can help you gain clarity, reconnect with your creative voice, and build a sustainable relationship with your art.”


  • “Art is more than what you create—it’s how you experience the world, make meaning of your emotions, and connect with yourself and others. But when creative expression is blocked by anxiety, perfectionism, or self-doubt, it can feel like losing an essential part of who you are. I specialize in working with artists, musicians, writers, and creative professionals who are navigating the pressures of their careers, struggling with imposter syndrome, or feeling disconnected from their creative spark.”


  • “I grew into my calling as a therapist by way of a decade spent working in the creative arts. I remain passionate about artistic expression, and I provide specialized services for creatives and entrepreneurs ready to get inspired and thrive. Those in creative industries experience a unique set of issues that sometimes make life feel chaotic and put pressure on close relationships. My background in the arts affords me special insight into the stressors faced by artists and creative professionals, making me uniquely positioned to help them thrive, find inspiration, and tackle the specific challenges they face in life, business, and art.”


  • “Before becoming a mental health counselor, I worked in the music industry for 15+ years as a publicist communicating between the artists and the media. Finding a therapist that understands the demands of artists and creative professionals can seem like you are looking for a needle in a haystack. Until now. I understand not only the demands the industry places on artists and creative professionals, but also how that can affect you physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Often times individuals engage in a number of unhealthy coping behaviors that make matters worse. Together we can explore expectations you put on yourself, expectations of others, unhealthy coping mechanisms, unresolved trauma, co-occurring disorders, and even creative mental blocks.”


  • “As a creative professional, you know art is not what you do, but who you are. It’s how you think, how you feel, and how you see the world. You also understand creatives are not immune to life’s surprises. The everyday challenges of work and relationships can cause us to become stuck and uninspired, leading to stress and eventual burnout. My background has equipped me to work with creative and business professionals of all types. I would love to hear your story, understand your unique challenges, and help you develop creative solutions for achieving the life you want.”


  • “Creativity is deeply personal—it’s a reflection of who you are, how you make sense of the world, and how you express your experiences. But when stress, self-doubt, or past wounds take hold, it can feel impossible to access inspiration and flow. I work with artists, musicians, writers, and other creative professionals who are struggling with burnout, imposter syndrome, performance anxiety, and the emotional toll of a creative career. Together, we’ll explore what’s holding you back, reconnect with your creative drive, and develop the resilience needed to sustain both your art and your well-being.”


  • “It is important for artist to recognize that their ideas flow from an active engagement with the deeper hidden elements around all of us in this life. Those with a creative/abstract lens to our world would benefit from having a therapist that can meet you in those spaces. As your therapist, I want to help you overcome barriers to your artistic expression and success. Lots of people who engage in this space need someone who will walk with them into those dark corners of their minds. We will address such things as self-doubt, lack of motivation, anxiety and depression, and balancing the demands of your career with a personal life. Being a creative takes courage and lots of “thick skin” is cultivated in managing criticism and rejection. Let’s start the journey today and explore those creative caves of the mind together.”


  • “There is a strong connection between assisting in creativity and assisting in the processing of personal growth and change. For those impacted by current crises or painful past experiences, creativity can play an important role in survival, resilience, restoration, and recovery. In turn, creativity and confidence flow more freely when inner obstacles and blocks are dissolved. Ultimately we are all artists, whether our art is a recognized discipline, or a way of showing up for ourselves and in the world. I combine therapy with philosophy to serve the personal, professional, and creative growth of folks in any life stage, field or discipline. “