If you see your life and its moral/ethical decisions in a sacred context, you may find support and guidance in pastoral counseling and spiritual direction (also called spiritual companioning). I can help you find peace of mind and spirit through setting your story in the context of sacred stories of divine Love and guidance found in Jewish and Christian theologies, secular film, and essays from contemporary sources.
If relevant to your needs, I clarify principles in religious and secular medical ethics. Since 1988 I've assisted people in difficult realities and decision-making, called discernment. For 30+ years I've assisted those contemplating hard choices: transgender adults of faith and their families, those considering reproductive and end-of-life demands, and survivors of loved ones' suicides.
All of us encounter crisis points that require loving, wise and responsible action to make meaning of loss, opportunity within commitments, and to pave the way for forgiveness.
If relevant to your needs, I clarify principles in religious and secular medical ethics. Since 1988 I've assisted people in difficult realities and decision-making, called discernment. For 30+ years I've assisted those contemplating hard choices: transgender adults of faith and their families, those considering reproductive and end-of-life demands, and survivors of loved ones' suicides.
All of us encounter crisis points that require loving, wise and responsible action to make meaning of loss, opportunity within commitments, and to pave the way for forgiveness.
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HIPAA instructs all health care providers to do our utmost to protect your health information from improper disclosure.
Even prior to HIPAA, I have always practiced the principle of confidentiality, including safeguards such as keeping patient files locked away, using fake names if discussing your case with colleagues, and refusing to share information about you without your written consent (except in certain situations or emergencies).
You may revoke your consent in writing.
You may review your file with your therapist.
Even prior to HIPAA, I have always practiced the principle of confidentiality, including safeguards such as keeping patient files locked away, using fake names if discussing your case with colleagues, and refusing to share information about you without your written consent (except in certain situations or emergencies).
You may revoke your consent in writing.
You may review your file with your therapist.
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