I find meaning in the work of psychotherapy through seeing my clients’ gradual self-integration, becoming more aware and accepting of their varying emotions, thoughts, and reactions. As the self is the main tool I use in the sessions, I continually improve myself while I support my clients’ development. Learning about my own processes and keeping updated with advances in the field allow me to extend the best care possible to my clients. In a confidential setting, I collaborate with my clients. I may not have all the answers to their concerns, but what I can offer is my constant companionship in finding clarity in such a quest. A safe space is provided in the sessions to explore and process any confusion, discomfort, and other difficulties. I acknowledge both the clients’ personal and systemic challenges. I help them navigate these internal and external intricacies to ultimately thrive. I want my clients to feel that I am with them, sensitive and respectful of where they are and what they need.  Each session aims to equip them with skills and encourage a more reflective stance for them to tread life confidently on their own.