Counseling in Desert Palms, CA. Find the Right Therapist.

Life can be overwhelming, but you don't have to face it alone. As a compassionate therapist, I specialize in helping individuals, families, and couples navigate anxiety disorders, depression, anger management, ADHD, OCD and just life.

Hi there, my name is sean. My clients find me to be attentive, compassionate, patient, understanding, and knowledgeable. I have been told before that I’m easy to trust and people feel relaxed around me.

I love working with people and helping them grow, overcome obstacles, and discover themselves. I am here to help you with whatever you are struggling with - to help you feel better and be more settled and in control of your life and your future.

Finding one's way through the stormy days and nights sometimes requires a highly experienced guide. Self-limiting thoughts and feelings can be overcome. Joy and love can be realized by means of a skillful blending of Eastern and Western modalities.

Desert Comprehensive Treatment Center (CTC) opioid use disorder program, located in Palm Springs, California, offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction for adults aged 18 and older of all genders.

We get it – trauma can be stubborn, affecting everything from our body to our relationships. Refuse to let the haunting of your past control your present or dictate your future. Let's kickstart your journey to healing and growth, one defiant and sassy step at a time!

“Do you want to dramatically turn your marriage or other relationships around or do you just feel a need to smooth out a rough patch?Either way, I am here to help. I work with people from Palm Springs to Indio. Give me a call so we can get started!

What sets me apart from other therapists is my work in helping men and teens struggling with pornography and problematic sexual behavior, as well as family and partners impacted by these issues.

I help couples and individuals break free from the cycles holding them back and unlock new possibilities. When life feels stuck—when anxiety, depression, disorders, or trauma get in the way—it’s easy to repeat the same patterns. Change is possible.