I know telehealth can feel weird — talking to a screen, wondering if it's really going to work. A lot of my clients have tried it before and it didn't click. What I hear most is that sessions with me feel different because I talk to you like a real person, not like a therapist. I'm pretty laid back, and I think that tends to make the whole thing feel a lot less intimidating. I work with Nevada and Michigan residents on everything from ADHD and depression to life transitions and the stuff that quietly wears you down.