Areas of focus

Different concerns often share the same underlying patterns.

Cody works with children, preteens, teens, adults, individuals, and families experiencing a broad range of concerns. You do not need to know which diagnosis or category fits before reaching out.

Thoughts, mood & emotions

When your internal world feels difficult to manage.

Anxiety and panic

Worry, avoidance, physical anxiety, reassurance-seeking, and feeling constantly on alert.

Depression and low motivation

Withdrawal, numbness, irritability, low energy, self-criticism, and loss of interest.

OCD and intrusive thoughts

Unwanted thoughts, checking, reassurance, rituals, and difficulty tolerating uncertainty.

Trauma and PTSD

Distressing memories, avoidance, hypervigilance, emotional reactivity, and disrupted trust.

Anger and emotional regulation

Escalation, impulsive reactions, recurring conflict, and difficulty recovering after intense emotions.

Mood instability

Bipolar-related concerns, changing energy or mood, disrupted routines, and relapse prevention.

Behavior, attention & motivation

When knowing what to do is not enough to make it happen.

ADHD and executive functioning

Planning, attention, organization, follow-through, time management, and emotional impulsivity.

Neurodivergence

Understanding individual patterns, reducing shame, and building systems that fit how someone functions.

Substance use and addiction

Triggers, cravings, harmful patterns, motivation for change, and realistic relapse prevention.

Compulsive behaviors

Problematic gaming, internet use, repetitive habits, and behaviors used for escape or relief.

School and performance difficulties

Avoidance, procrastination, organization, peer concerns, motivation, and repeated school conflict.

Behavioral concerns

Understanding what maintains a behavior and building more effective individual and family responses.

Relationships & life circumstances

When the problem involves more than one person—or more than one part of life.

Family conflict

Recurring arguments, strained relationships, unclear boundaries, and patterns that keep repeating.

Parenting concerns

Creating consistency, responding to behavior, improving communication, and reducing power struggles.

Relationship strain

Communication problems, broken trust, infidelity, disconnection, and difficult relationship decisions.

Stress and burnout

Chronic pressure, difficulty switching off, competing responsibilities, and loss of balance.

Self-esteem and identity

Harsh self-judgment, people-pleasing, shame, confidence, and uncertainty about personal direction.

Grief and life transitions

Loss, change, parenthood, school or career transitions, and adapting when life no longer feels familiar.

Finding the right starting point

You can begin with what feels hardest today.

Many clients experience several concerns at the same time. During consultation, Cody can help clarify what is happening, whether his experience is a good fit, and what a practical first step might look like.

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