Kurt brings a steady, grounded presence to the therapy room—shaped by two decades of service in the Marine Corps and a personal evolution marked by resilience, growth, and purpose. After retiring from the military in 2021, he shifted his focus to mental health with the same dedication and heart that defined his service. For Kurt, therapy isn’t just a profession—it’s a calling, driven by a deep motivation to help others through their darkest moments and into something stronger on the other side. He’s trained in EMDR and well-versed in evidence-based approaches like DBT and CBT. His clinical work focuses on helping individuals manage anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, narcissistic personality disorder, and OCD. Whether he’s helping someone process trauma or unstick old patterns, Kurt brings a calm, collaborative approach that supports growth, insight, and forward motion. His style is warm, direct, and deeply respectful of each person’s story. Whether you're working through past pain or reaching toward future goals, he’ll meet you where you are—offering clarity, strength, and support at a pace that feels right for you. In his care, you’ll find a space to reflect, grow, and get unstuck—with someone who truly has your back.