I believe that successful therapy depends on setting clear, realistic, attainable goals up front. When our time together has a clear objective, it makes it much easier to measure success. It is normal for goals to evolve during the course of working together, and it is also perfectly okay and normal to introduce new goals as we go through the process. As long as we stay clear on what we’re working on, reaching the end will usually be obvious. I love my work, and I do miss clients after our time together is done, but my goal is to help you move forward, not to be your therapist forever.