Adam Bishop

It is often quite difficult to be honest with ourselves and with the world around us, particularly as it relates to our experiences of pain and suffering. As a result, patterns of relating with self and others often reinforce even deeper feelings of loneliness, isolation, fear, and anxiety. The various factors that may be driving this cycle include experiences of trauma, strained relationships, loss, and oppressive social/cultural systems. Therapy is a place and a relationship where we can explore our own experience and grow our capacity to express ourselves more genuinely. Stepping into therapy requires immense courage and vulnerability; I am honored to join my clients as we move towards a life which holds deep fulfillment and wholeness. I primarily work from a relational psychodynamic therapeutic approach with emphasis on family of origin, personal beliefs, emotional experience, relational dynamics, and attachment styles. My practice is informed by – among other lenses – object relat