David Wilson, LMFT
Lic.#T0472/MS
Our success is measured by your success
Creative
My extensive experience as a cognitive therapist, blending several evidence-based therapy’s have developed an exciting journey of Transformation.
Development
Transformational therapy offers a path of looking at the narrative & story of your life and creating a new life of discovering your authentic self, reclaiming and embracing your gifts & passions of life. Free of old expectations, stepping into a life that is 100% you.
For me therapy offers a journey.
A journey from being the person everyone expects you to be to discovering & stepping into life reflective of a new script written by you.
Free to get the most out of your life in joy, creativity, and love.
Discover your unique truth brilliance & joy.
You were born perfect, brilliant, talented, & beautiful. Filled with gifts and the inherited right to unconditional love & respect.
Is it time to reclaim your truth?
How I work
Discover & reveal your story
Understand your core beliefs & how life has evolved around those inherited beliefs.
Split out
Once we discover the depth & breadth of your story (script) we name the character who reflects those beliefs in the script.
Education
I take the important time to teach a new language of understanding & self-awarness. Understanding the biology of change. (unlearn old habits/create a new you)
The Journey begins...
Learning to become the conscious objective observer of life, you will begin a life of empowerment, intention, choice, and living in integrity with your belief’s.
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