Collaborative Care
Centered on Hope
At HopeSent, therapy is a collaborative process rooted in care, clarity, and connection along the way.
At HopeSent, therapy is a collaborative process shaped around your experiences, needs, and hopes for growth. The work is relational and thoughtfully paced, with attention to care, clarity, and connection along the way.
Collaborative
Therapy is a shared process. We work together, honoring your lived experience while thoughtfully exploring what supports growth and connection.
Grounded
Care at HopeSent is rooted in clarity, ethical practice, and emotional steadiness, cultivating a space that feels safe and intentional.
Relational
The work centers on connection — with yourself, with others, and with the patterns that shape your relationships and experiences.
Who I Work With
HopeSent is a space for individuals, couples and families seeking thoughtful, collaborative care. I work with people navigating life transitions, relational challenges, and the emotional weight of roles that often ask much of them.
This includes working with (not limited to):
Life transitions or identity shifts
Relationship or family challenges
Caregiving or leadership roles
Pregnancy, postpartum, or early parenthood
Questions of meaning, faith, or spiritual transition
Each person’s experience is held with care, curiosity, and respect for their unique context.
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Individual Therapy offers a collaborative space to reflect, process, and navigate life’s transitions with care and intention.
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Couples Therapy supports partners in understanding relational patterns, improving communication, and strengthening emotional connection.
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Family Therapy helps families explore communication, roles, and dynamics that shape shared experiences.
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Relational Therapy offers space for friends or chosen family members to attend to communication, boundaries, and repair.
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Sex Therapy offers thoughtful support for exploring intimacy, desire, and communication within a relational framework.
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Perinatal Mental Health Support provides care during pregnancy, postpartum, and the emotional transitions of early parenthood.