Jerome provides counseling and psychotherapy at Seattle Anxiety Specialists. He has earned a PhD in Philosophy, and as a result is an exceptionally good fit for clients struggling with issues of purpose, meaning, self-worth, and personal identity. One of Jerome’s strengths lies in helping clients to allow more of themselves to come forward, to feel more put together, and “to have a sense of belonging with one’s self again.” His background in philosophy informs his therapeutic work in the sense that he is attentive to ways that people think in ways they may not notice themselves, and he makes note of influences that have led people to become who they are. People who are feeling stuck, scattered, or fragmented in some way may also benefit from a therapeutic alliance with Jerome, as he enjoys helping these clients to find their footing again and pinpoint where their confusion or external pressure is coming from. Some of his other areas of focus include anxiety, trauma, adjustment disorder, and life transitions. Jerome’s therapeutic style is relational, influenced by an existential humanistic approach, and informed by the psychodynamic movement. He has always held a reverence for questions, using questionability to help clients gain insights into themselves, and framing therapy as an open space for joint curiosity and shared attention. Jerome encourages mindfulness in and between sessions, and invites clients to notice the power that comes from being present with one’s self.
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