Individual Counseling
Our culture is not generally supportive of men openly expressing emotions or being vulnerable. In fact, I would guess that the word “vulnerable” has a negative connotation to the vast majority of men. Many men experience a lot perceived limitations emotionally, creatively, and in their relationships due in large part to the messages that they are subtly, or not so subtly, receiving. I help my clients find the most natural expression of themselves and the courage to take that self out of the office and into their lives.
I help people expand the range of their emotional experience and find a voice for the parts of themselves that are longing to be heard. I help people foster a positive relationship with their body and use their body as a resource. Our bodies give us signals that, when we learn to tune into them, give us information about our emotions, our intuition, our truth. I love helping people learn to regulate their emotions so they feel a sense of agency and healthy control over what they are expressing. You can expect to experience an increased sense of self-awareness, insight and perspective on yourself and your life. I help people feel more ease, comfort, and groundedness in their lives in addition to experiencing more creative energy, vitality and hope.
Fees:
Insurances accepted: Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Aetna, Healthgram
All other insurance providers: I can provide a “superbill” for you to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement
About Andrew

Education and Training
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology from Columbia University, New York
Sensorimotor Psychotherapy;
Level 1: Training in Affect Dysregulation, Survival Defenses, and Traumatic Memory.
Level II: Training in Level II: Emotional Processing, Meaning Making, and Attachment Repair
Clinical Application of Neurofeedback – 36 hour training through the Institute for Applied Neuroscience
Licensed Professional Counselor (7998) in North Carolina
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— Ralph Waldo Emerson