Justin has a deep interest in helping others overcome anxiety, depression, and difficult life transitions. Justin is passionate about working with people experiencing grief; whether from someone's passing, the loss of a relationship, or any other type of loss. He enjoys working with couples and is skilled at helping partners communicate better and learn how to prioritize their relationship.

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Justin has a person-centered approach with an emphasis on Narrative Therapy. He believes healing is part of developing a better understanding of our own stories. With couples, he uses the Gottman Method, Imago, as well as his specialty, Narrative Therapy. Justin has a gentle approach, incorporating various interventions into his practices, and works to create an environment of comfort and understanding to foster clients'

growth/healing.

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Justin earned his bachelor's degree in Psychology from Bradley University and his Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Benedictine University. Prior to pursuing his master’s degree, Justin worked at a behavioral health hospital for multiple years, where he gained invaluable experience working with various populations and various types of struggles

including depression, anxiety, ADHD, mood concerns, and trauma, among others.

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For fun Justin likes to read, play piano, draw, paint, and go on walks outdoors.