I've spent 23 years helping people do the hardest thing there is — tell the truth about themselves and their relationships, and then do something about it.

I work with couples in crisis and with individuals — particularly men — who sense there is more to their lives than what they're currently living. My approach is direct, soulful, and grounded in the belief that real change requires honesty, courage, and a willingness to face what you've been avoiding.

I hold a Master of Arts in Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology, where I was trained at the intersection of psychological depth and spiritual formation. That integration has shaped everything about how I work.

I am also an Oblate of St. Benedict — O.S.B. — a formal commitment to the Benedictine way of life, made through St. Meinrad Archabbey in February 2026. The Rule of Benedict is fundamentally about how to live with intention, honesty, and presence. So is good therapy.

Before entering the mental health field I spent years working in accounting and finance. I started my private practice in 2011 and have worked with clients all over the world ever since.

I have written three books — The Hard Work of Happiness, Listen, and Supernatural— and my fourth, Couples in Crisis: A Training Manual for Love at the Breaking Point, is forthcoming.

All sessions are virtual. I work with individuals and couples worldwide.