Will believes that every person has unique strengths and experiences that can be learned from and applied in a counseling setting. Keeping this in mind, Will approaches therapy with an accepting and non‑judging presence to fully understand your experiences. His style is collaborative and warm, and he really enjoys sharing a laugh when it is appropriate. He values building genuine connection in the room and works to create a space where clients feel comfortable showing up exactly as they are.                                                                                                        

As a late‑diagnosed AuDHDer, Will loves supporting the growth of neurodivergent clients by providing them a safe space to fully explore themselves and their experiences. He does this by utilizing a client‑centered approach to fully understand the experiences that these clients bring in, and working with them to accept and grow from them. He also enjoys working with people through their anxiety, depression, and difficult life transitions. Will is especially passionate about helping clients untangle internalized expectations, understand their patterns, and move toward a life that feels more aligned with their values.