Are you fighting for your life right now—trying to find hope in a world that feels dark? The pain too heavy, the losses too much? Wondering who will understand, feeling like everyone walks away, and you’re “too much”? Depression can pull you under, while anxiety sends your body into panic so fast you can’t think straight. You’ve tried medications or maybe everything but what truly helps.

I get it. And hear this clearly: healing is possible. There is hope. There is a way out.

If you’ve been sexually violated and carry shame, you’re not alone. Nearly 1 in 3 men and 1 in 2 women in the U.S. have experienced this. It is painful—and it is healable with real work.

Are you a professional—a doctor, attorney, financial advisor, pastor, or public figure—afraid to ask for help, burned out, or tempted to escape in ways that scare you or lead to moral compromises? I understand that world too. Confidentiality is absolute.

I’ve been in practice for over 25 years, founder of Crossroads Family Therapy, and supervisor of many new therapists. I’ve seen it all. Nothing phases me. I’m wired for intensity, and I don’t judge.

We’re all human. No shame. If you commit to the hard work, freedom is possible.