When Success Comes at a Cost, Therapy Can Help You Reset

I work with high-functioning professionals who are burned out, emotionally overwhelmed, or feeling disconnected despite their accomplishments.

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Therapy for People Who “Have It Together” — At Least on the Outside

My clients are lawyers, physicians, consultants, executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are smart, driven, and deeply invested in their work. But that success often comes with chronic stress, imposter syndrome, strained relationships, or a growing sense of emotional fatigue.

If that sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.

Burnout

Feeling emotionally drained, unmotivated, or cynical — even if you “look successful” on the outside.

Imposter Syndrome

Persistent self-doubt and fear of being “found out,” no matter how much you achieve.

Work-Life Imbalance

Too much work, too little recovery. Constantly “on” but disconnected from joy or rest.

Perfectionism & Anxiety

High standards that drive success — but also stress, overthinking, and self-criticism.

Depression

Loss of motivation, flat mood, or a sense that you’ve become emotionally numb or stuck.

Moral Injury & Vicarious Trauma

Emotional toll of working in systems or roles that conflict with your values or ethics.

Substance Use or Over-Reliance

Using alcohol, substances, or work itself to cope with pressure, numbness, or pain.

Suicidal Ideation

A safe, non-judgmental space to explore dark thoughts and emotional overwhelm.

You don’t need a crisis to start therapy. You just need a quiet sense that it’s time for something to shift.

What Therapy Looks Like

Grounded. Personalized. Built for High Performers.

My approach is integrative and practical. I combine evidence-based methods with deep psychological insight — always tailored to your pace, your goals, and your working style.

Options include:

1:1 virtual sessions (50 min)
Weekly or bi-weekly formats
Goal-focused or open-ended support
Evening and Saturday availability

Outcomes You Can Expect

Increased mental clarity
Reduced stress and emotional exhaustion
Greater resilience in leadership roles
Improved relationships and boundaries
A return to motivation, purpose, and self-trust

You’ve carried this far on your own. Let’s lighten the load.

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