When I met chris my husband and I weren’t doing too well. He had cheated and so did I. Chris was able to help me understand why my ADHD and impulsive behaviors were in control of my responses to my husbands behaviors. Now don’t get me wrong I was pissed but my actions to follow also weren’t correct. He was able to get me to accept my disorder and focus on my self-esteem and how I view intimacy. I didn’t view intimacy the same as some women. I thought it was about me doing things that traditional women were taught. Subservient type of behaviors one would say. I was able to look within and come to grips with the fact that I wanted an education and I’m no house wife or sex slave. I was able to achieve finally graduating with my masters degree and as far as my husband , no we didn’t make it. What I did make was the decision that we weren’t going to make it. I finally took back control of my life by way of taking control of my executive functions. I am bipolar as well so my mood has to be stable for me to achieve any goal. I’m happy today and all I can do is thank chris for what he’s helped me to do for myself.

Chris really helped me to see that I don’t have to always try to out do myself for everyone excluding myself in the process. With him I have been able to achieve goals if self love.

My dad died of cancer (2011). My mom died of cancer (2021) because it wasn’t diagnosed in time (due to covid pandemic). Alcohol became my disease. My partner saved my life and had to leave me for his own well being. The morning after I couldn’t understand what was happening, the feeling of despair and hopelessness and the pain I carried in my soul was unbearable. That day I knew, I needed help. I couldn’t get out of this hole, this grave I had dug myself alone. That day I spoke to Chris for the first time. Never had I met a therapist, counselor, or life coach that impacted my life and cared about my well being and success the way he has. I wasn’t just another source of money to him. I was a person, a human being, he saw me! not for my addiction, not for my problems, he knew before I did how amazing my life could be. The day we met, he cared so much, he could see how much pain I was in, that he saw me twice so I wouldn’t be alone and so he could help me get just a little bit of peace that seemed so unreachable that day. So he could help guide me thru my darkness. He taught me the tools so I could find my light, my strength, so I could find myself again. I know that a lot of people say, “I don’t want to talk to a stranger that doesn’t care about my problems that just wants a paycheck”, without a shadow of a doubt I can sincerely say that Chris is not that. He’s an amazing, caring, honest, intelligent, therapist/counselor/life coach that will put his everything into helping his patients reach their goals and improve their mental health and their life. I don’t look forward to the day I don’t need him anymore, but I know that one day I’ll reach that point because he’s just that good. And I know he’ll be proud of that. In the meantime, Chris….just thank you! You changed my life, and I know that I’m doing the work, but it is your guidance that’s teaching me to have the most amazing journey.