For many creative professionals, work isn’t just a job, it’s personal. Whether you’re writing, designing, producing, performing, or problem-solving, the pressure to deliver something original, relevant, or resonant can take a toll. You might be navigating burnout, imposter syndrome, creative blocks, or the quiet loneliness that can come with roles that demand constant output. It’s easy to feel like you need to keep creating, even when you're running on empty.

At Modern Holistic Psychiatry, I work with people whose minds are always making. People balancing deadlines with self-doubt, visibility with vulnerability, and productivity with personal meaning. This is a space where you don’t need to be on, where you don’t have to perform insight or progress. We begin with what’s real, and what’s true for you right now.