Discover Meaning In Your Struggles
Psychiatry and therapy to help cancer patients find peace
Online throughout New York State
Andy*
Carla*
Samantha*
When we are no longer able to change a situation,
we are challenged to change ourselves.
– Viktor Frankl
There is a way forward.
You’ve done your best trying to change things outside yourself, to no avail.
But life can improve if you find the strength to look inwards.
And therapy can help you find meaning no matter how difficult your current
circumstances may feel right now.
Hi, I’m Christian.
And I know that change is always difficult, especially a life-altering medical diagnosis. The grueling uncertainty of treatment outcomes and possibilities of recurrence can be overwhelming.
However, together, we can change your perspective and find meaning in your situation.
Let me walk beside you as a trusted companion on your healing journey, offering guidance, encouragement, and support along the way. Beyond just listening to your words, I will truly see you and your circumstances and help you make lasting positive change.
If you are ready to reclaim your motivation, I’m here to help. Call me now.
had enough and reached out to me for help. Together, we focused on what brought him meaning in life. By tapping into his purpose, we found energy where no one thought there was any. Although he no longer runs marathons, he continues to run three-mile races (achieving a fantastic pace). He’s taken a break from his job but has started a project of his own that brings him significant joy. He’s begun to lean more on family and friends when times get difficult and no longer feels like he has to face it all on his own.
Andy
learned that her illness was no longer life-threatening, but it was incurable and something she’d have to manage for the rest of her life. She reached out to me for support. It was difficult for her to delegate much energy to her mental well-being when she was so physically drained already. In our sessions, she learned that she suffered from Cancer-Related Fatigue. Once diagnosed, we were able to provide her with the appropriate medication. Now she has her energy back and can live a more normal life again.
Carla
was still reeling from the news of her prognosis when she called me. We met every day for the last two weeks of her life. Years earlier, she and her father had become estranged, and she wanted to make amends in the time she had left. Together, we worked through her issues with him, eventually allowing him to visit with her. After some time together, they were able to heal their relationship. He didn’t leave her side until she passed away, surrounded by her loved ones.