Tim Peterson

This COVID pandemic has left many of us struggling to cope as well as before, and consequently feeling lonely, tired, and hopeless. You should know that you are not alone; I hear all the time how hard the disconnection and added pressures really are. As a psychologist, I want to affirm the opportunity inherent in crises such as this one. Stress renders clear what matters most to us and challenges us to work toward living more responsibly. Our task might consist in recruiting support to be able to nurture and maintain a grounded perspective and hopeful outlook. Therapy has proven helpful for just such an enterprise. I work with professional men and women working to become better versions of themselves. While struggling with some emotional hardship, my clients recognize that they have something to learn about how they are getting in their own way. Those who seem to respond to my style of therapy tend to be bright, driven, curious, and open-minded. I am supporting both virtual engagements