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Extended sessions offer the time and space to go deeper into your internal world without feeling rushed. This format is ideal for exploring complex experiences such as trauma, grief, identity questions, or entrenched relational patterns that benefit from a slower, more immersive pace.
With additional time, we can move beyond insight into lived emotional experience—allowing space for somatic processing, parts work, and deeper exploration of unconscious dynamics as they arise in the moment. Extended sessions also support continuity, helping you stay with meaningful material long enough for it to shift, integrate, and take root.
This option is well-suited for those who want to engage therapy at a more intensive level or who find that traditional 55-minute sessions end just as the work is opening.
Extended sessions offer the time and space to go deeper into your internal world without feeling rushed. This format is ideal for exploring complex experiences such as trauma, grief, identity questions, or entrenched relational patterns that benefit from a slower, more immersive pace.
With additional time, we can move beyond insight into lived emotional experience—allowing space for somatic processing, parts work, and deeper exploration of unconscious dynamics as they arise in the moment. Extended sessions also support continuity, helping you stay with meaningful material long enough for it to shift, integrate, and take root.
This option is well-suited for those who want to engage therapy at a more intensive level or who find that traditional 55-minute sessions end just as the work is opening.