Living with chronic pain
If You’re Living with Chronic Pain, You Know It’s More Than Just Physical
You may be tired of pretending you're okay. Maybe you’re used to pushing through for everyone else while quietly struggling yourself. The exhaustion, the unpredictability, the emotional toll of being in a body that doesn’t feel reliable—it affects far more than your physical health. It changes how you relate to yourself, your partner, your children, and the world around you.
And when others don’t truly understand what you’re going through, the pain can feel even heavier.
I want you to know: I live with chronic pain too, and I get it.
I can help.
I can offer a unique kind of support: one that’s grounded in professional expertise and deep personal understanding. I work with individuals, couples, and families who are navigating life with chronic pain, helping them reconnect, communicate, and cope more effectively—together.
Chronic Pain Doesn’t Just Affect One Person—It Affects the Whole System
Maybe your partner doesn’t know how to support you. Maybe your family dynamics have shifted, leaving you feeling unseen or unsupported. Or maybe you’re navigating this pain alone, unsure how to talk about it without guilt, shame, or frustration.
Therapy provides a space to:
- Be fully seen and heard, without minimizing your pain or having to explain it away
- Explore how chronic pain has affected your identity, emotions, and relationships
- Improve communication with your partner or family members
- Rebuild connection and trust when pain has created distance
- Cope with the grief, anger, or fear that often accompany chronic conditions
- Learn ways to care for yourself and your relationships, even when your body is struggling
Whether you're an individual feeling isolated, a couple trying to stay close through the strain, or a family struggling to adjust—I’m here to help.
Let’s Begin Together
You don’t have to carry this alone. Therapy is a space where you can process the emotional and relational impact of chronic pain, build new tools to cope, and move toward deeper connection—with yourself and with those you care about.
Your pain is real. So is your capacity to find support, healing, and even moments of peace again.
You don’t need to have everything figured out. You don’t need the perfect words. Just a willingness to show up as you are—no pressure, no judgment.
Whether you're seeking support for yourself, your relationship, or your family, I’ll meet you where you are—and walk alongside you.