What does Aperture do?

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Having worked in acute care setting for the past 10 years, I have grown to love working with individuals from a family systems perspective.  I cater to clients who have experienced higher levels of care (hospitalization,  RTC, PHP/IOP) and would benefit from ongoing individual care with a clinician familiar with higher acuity.

I also believe Coparenting is difficult,  living under one roof or two.  Whether a recent change to living arrangements or ongoing coparenting or parenting issues of your child or adult child are causing family struggles, I can help.   I utilize a solution-focused approach by providing detailed and highly-tailored treatment and parenting plans, and utilize a research and education-heavy approach to get you  back where you should be; enjoying life as a family. 

If you have a loved one who needs to go to a residential treatment center (RTC) for mental health and/or substance use issues, I can help from start to finish.  I will work with you weekly as a family, educating you on mental health and/or addiction, as well as communicate with the facility directly to establish and address any underlying issues in real time.  I can act as an ally and advocate for your family to be sure your loved one is receiving excellent care, and that the family system is prepared for their return home.  Once they do return, we can work together to reintegrate your loved one into the new, healthier, family dynamic.

Divorce, custody/possession arrangements, changes in living situation, and other family law issues can all be very difficult life changes.  These can also be highly-contentious times between parties.  I can be a resource to you as the client, offering  therapy while  communicating with your attorneys, and being sure you are receiving the amount and intensity of care you need to confidently walk into court  and show your best self.  I will also work directly with attorneys, providing case consultation, or an assessment and recommended level of care for chronic mental health and/or substance use issues.