Nathan Hill

The therapy room is a truly unique space where people are encouraged to express their most authentic selves without the fear of judgment or the need to appear in a certain light, all while being witnessed and supported by a professional. It can sometimes be an intimidating and unnerving experience at first, especially when not knowing what to say, or even where or how to start. However, reoccurring struggles in life lead us to look for a therapy to not just lessen the effects of a mental health symptom, but to engage us in a collaborative and authentic experience aimed at long-term growth and self-understanding.

I tend to be laid-back and relaxed, mixing in humor often. I draw primarily from my psychoanalytic training, which emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, as well as developmental and childhood experiences. Additionally, I have experience with cognitive-behavioral, dialectical-behavioral, and mindfulness therapies.