Joy M Cox Division LMFT

I don't know what your story is, but I want you to know that I respect the courage you show in reaching out for the help you need. As a psychodynamic therapist I believe that, no matter what hurts and hopes bring us to therapy, there are parts of ourselves we don't know very well that can add to our problems.

Knowing ourselves more fully, with compassion, can be life giving. We may need someone to bear our suffering with us in order to get it changed. This truth is affirmed within psychodynamic therapy and in Christian faith. In individual psychotherapy and couples therapy we tend to your concerns through talking about what is on your heart and mind; struggles in relationships; "I did it again!"