I offer individual therapy for adults and adolescents, with a focus on men’s issues, executive dysfunction, trauma, and identity development. I integrate Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), psychodynamic insight, and structured goal-setting based on your needs.

Please check the Book Online page for current availability. I maintain a limited caseload to ensure focused attention for each client.

Yes. I offer HIPAA-compliant telehealth services for clients throughout Texas.

I am an out-of-network provider. Upon request, I can provide superbills for potential reimbursement.

I take a reality-based, direct, and collaborative approach. I believe therapy should be a space where truth and compassion meet, and I work to help clients clarify purpose, reduce avoidance, and move toward lasting change.

Absolutely. Many of my workshops are open to the public; however, continuing education credits (CEUs) are only issued to licensed providers (please verify eligibility with your state licensing board for non-accredited CEUs). While all are welcome to attend, please note that topics are often discussed through a clinical lens and may include diagnostic language or conceptual frameworks that are not always presented with emotional sensitivity in mind. These presentations are intended for educational purposes and may reflect the realities of clinical and forensic practice.

Yes, I’m currently building an on-demand training library, accessible through the member section of my website. Be sure to subscribe for updates as new content becomes available. At this time, a 1-hour CEU course on Serious Mental Illness is available, with additional trainings actively in development.

Yes. I offer customized workshops for agencies, universities, and private practices. Please reach out via email to schedule a consultation.

I specialize in a range of risk assessments, including those related to violence and sexual behavior, as well as adult and juvenile evaluations and neuropsychological screenings for legal or court-involved cases. I also conduct parent evaluations to assist with custody determinations; however, I do not currently perform formal child custody evaluations, Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI) evaluations, or competency evaluations.

My process involves record review, interviews with various involved parties, behavioral observation, and standardized testing. Reports are written to be both court-friendly and clinically sound, using a narrative synthesis approach supported by actuarial tools and psychometrically validated instruments.

Yes, I provide expert witness testimony when needed and tailor my explanations to both legal professionals and lay audiences.

Forensic assessments differ from traditional therapeutic services in that they are not confidential in the usual clinical sense. Information disclosed during the evaluation may be included in the final report, which is often accessible to legal counsel, the court, and other authorized parties. While absolute confidentiality cannot be guaranteed, ethical standards regarding informed consent, disclosure of limits to confidentiality, and the appropriate handling of sensitive information are strictly upheld. Consistent with APA guidelines for forensic practice, all efforts are made to ensure transparency, fairness, and respect for the individual’s rights throughout the evaluation process.

I am a postdoctoral resident working under licensed supervision by Dr. Catherine A. Farwell, PsyD. Full licensure is pending, and I am actively engaged in clinical, forensic, and public-facing work under that framework.

I blend clinical rigor with public education. My work spans therapy, forensic assessment, and large-scale projects like The Disconnection Project, with a focus on clarity, compassion, and real-world impact.

Whether you’re looking for therapy, training, or collaboration, the best first step is to reach out tby emailing me directly here.