Sarah Rose Eisenbud

I specialize in a type of therapy that believes your problem is not who you are. The issue lives in the world, not in you. In narrative therapy we put your problem in front of us, then step back and examine it. Looking at the problem as separate from you brings clarity. Your perspective changes; you experience yourself in new ways. I use narrative therapy to treat adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and other kinds of trauma. I enjoy helping men feel powerful and engaged in a culture that downplays their masculinity, and I work with the LGBTQI community. We’ll look at how the circumstances of your life impact the story you tell yourself about yourself. Your story can be edited and changed. The act of rewriting it helps you create a more authentic identity. Even subtle shifts in how you tell your story can change your life. You don’t need to hide the thing that others-or you-find difficult or unacceptable. You get to be unique and interesting. I’m not afraid of what’s going on wit