Counseling For Men
Many men reach a point where something in life stops feeling right — a relationship, work, stress, or a sense of direction.
I work with many men individually, offering a consistent place to talk, reflect, and make meaningful changes.
A lot of men carry more than anyone realizes.
You may feel:
Worn down, anxious, depressed
Disconnected from yourself or others
Unsure what you want or where you’re heading
Frustrated in your marriage or relationships
Burdened by work, expectations, or past mistakes
A sense that you're not living as the person you know you could be
Yet, many men wait a long time before reaching out.
I Would Love to Help
Whether you have questions or are ready to start, send me a message or schedule a free meeting.
Life
Life can feel crowded with responsibilities, expectations, and unspoken pressure. You may be carrying more than people realize — trying to stay steady while managing thoughts or feelings that are hard to make sense of alone, including deeper questions about meaning, purpose, or faith.
Counseling gives you space to step back, understand why certain patterns or emotions keep showing up, and move toward clarity and growth. You can feel better, and no matter the circumstances, you can be better.
Marriage
Marriage can feel confusing and heavy, especially when you’re unsure how much of the situation falls on you. You may feel blamed, discouraged, or overwhelmed by the pressure to “fix it” alone.
Seeing me individually gives you a steady place to understand what’s really going on, take responsibility where it’s yours, and stay grounded as you navigate the situation. Whether the goal is improving the marriage, saving it, or becoming the man you know you’re capable of being, we can work through it with clarity and direction.
Career
Work shapes so much of how men see themselves — purpose, stability, direction. You may feel worn down by long hours, pressure to provide, or the grind of work that no longer feels meaningful. Or you may be questioning your own choices: avoiding risks, feeling stuck in patterns, or realizing the path you’re on doesn’t reflect who you want to become.
Sort through the pressure and uncertainty and consider what a purposeful, meaningful direction looks like for you and your family. Together, we’ll clarify what’s most important and take steady steps toward it.
Parenting
Being a father carries a lot of weight — the pressure to stay steady and model the values you want your kids to follow. You might feel overwhelmed by daily challenges, unsure how to respond without being too harsh or too passive, or disconnected from your children under work stress or shifting family dynamics.
Make sense of what’s happening at home, respond with intention, and grow into the father you want to be.
Get in touch
Whether you’re ready to start therapy or just have a few questions, I would love to hear from you.