My path to counseling wasn’t traditional— it ran through manufacturing and heavy civil construction, where I often met frustrated men who had lost their sense of purpose. That’s when I realized I was meant to counsel men, not manage them.
Many of my clients are pleasantly surprised to find that this isn’t the kind of counseling they expected. My approach draws on a practical, no-nonsense sensibility— direct conversation, real tools, and respect for people who are used to solving problems with their hands, not just their heads. If you’re looking for counseling that feels more like a working conversation than a clinical session, you’re in the right place.
