Chronic Illness Therapy

Therapy for the emotional, relational, and physical toll of living with chronic illness.


There Is a Particular Kind of Exhaustion That Comes With Managing a Chronic Illness

Managing a chronic condition can feel like a second job that never ends—appointments, portal messages, prior authorizations, pharmacy calls, and the constant calculation of whether your body will let you follow through.

Underneath the logistics is often grief: for a life that changed without permission, a future rebuilt on different terms, and a version of yourself you are still learning to recognize.

Your diagnosis changed everything. The psychological weight of that deserves the same attention as the medical management of it.

Common Conditions We Treat


Why a Health Psychology Practice

Chronic illness sits where most care separates the body from the psychological impact of living in that body. Health psychology is built to hold both.

Our clinicians understand how illness reshapes identity, how repeated medical experiences alter the nervous system, and how dismissal or undertreatment leaves its own psychological residue. Treatment draws from somatic, parts-based, relational, and psychodynamic approaches based on what you need.


What Can Change

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  • Make room for grief and identity change

  • Reduce health anxiety and hypervigilance

  • Build a more compassionate relationship with your body

  • Advocate for yourself with greater confidence

  • Navigate relationships and daily life with less isolation


Frequently Asked Questions

Integrative Care, Rooted in Empathy

We hold the medical and emotional weight together, beginning with the understanding that your symptoms are real and your exhaustion is earned. If you are ready for support that treats the whole picture, a free consultation is a good place to start.

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