David Skip Borghi

Skip’s ideal client is not determined by their diagnosis, problems, or goals. Rather, it is someone who may be afraid or angry, but is still WILLING – because they are tired of hurting and struggling, and want their life to change. With a primary focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy concentrating in Mindfulness, clients are able to process the experiences from their life on deeper and more meaningful levels. Then, Skip works together with clients to identify ways to avoid emotional responses (like anger, defensiveness, or fear) and come up with real-world solutions to help clients achieve their goals. Skip earned his degree from The University of Wisconsin – Madison (perennially ranked in “Top 10”). He has extensive experience helping adults with a wide range of issues: depression (including how men may experience mental health struggles differently than women), bipolar disorder, stress/anxiety, PTSD, marriage and family therapy, and young adults. Skip has a unique ability to relate to people. By striving to understand each client on a profoundly meaningful level, he is able to work collaboratively with clients to understand the emotions and feelings behind their actions. With this new perspective, clients often report a renewed sense of hope and peace as early as their first session.