"Building the momentum you need to live the life you want."

David works with

Veterans and active service members by exploring their experiences, their challenges returning to civilian life, and discovering their goals after service. David also works with people who are active EMS, police, and first responders.

  • 50 minute psychotherapy sessions

    Mondays: 2pm - 8pm (last session starts at 7pm)

    Tuesdays: 10am - 8pm (last session starts at 7pm)

    Wednesday: 10am - 8pm (last session starts at 7pm)

    Thursdays: 10am - 2pm (last session starts at 1pm)

    CLOSED: Friday, Saturday, Sunday

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“Awesome people, very respectful, and David really helped to paint the best picture and helped me to understand situations I needed help with.”
— Evan D.

 Helping Individuals Through

  • Feeling worried, nervous, or uneasy in your daily life (including social situations). MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Feelings of low mood, lost of interest and lost of pleasure in activities you previously enjoyed. MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Have you experienced events that make you feel unsafe or helpless? You continue to experience the event for weeks or months afterwards. MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Do you have difficulty sharing your service experiences? Feelings that your experiences are disconnected or unrelatable to others. You are seeking ways to process, connect, and understand your experiences on a deeper level. MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Military service can have a profound impact on family dynamics, influencing relationships, roles, and routines within the family unit. This can bring up feeling of uncertainty, anxiety, and stress due to the unique demands and challenges of military life. MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Are you needing to explore how to make the transition back into civilian life? MLC can help address this major change in your personal, social, or professional life that causes significant stress or concern. MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Do you ever ask yourself, who am I now? Military service is not just a job, it's an identity. MLC is here to help you through the process of exploring your identity and reclaiming your own sense of self after your transition out of military service by providing you with tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Do you find yourself losing your temper easily? You struggle to control your outburst of aggression and/or hostility towards others. MLC can help you explore the root cause of the issue and provide tools you can implement into your daily life.

  • Do you feel uncertain about where to start on your self-care journey and are seeking healthy outlets that align with your lifestyle? Being a miliary service members is a unique experience, so it's important to find support, community, and outlets that help you live your best life. MLC can help you explore your challenges and provide you with tools you can implement into your daily life.

I grew up in a military family

with my mother retiring as a Commander in the United States Navy and my father and grandfather serving in the Coast Guard. In my own life, I lived with many different service members in college, connecting further as teammates playing rugby and later playing men’s league.

During this time I made lasting friendships and shared many hardships, attending the funerals of those lost overseas and at home to suicide; shaping both my life and awareness to what it means to serve.

Now in my career as a clinician, I have the privilege of working with both veteran and active service members. My door is always open to you.

Sincerely,

David