Antonia Eberhart, LICSW
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Seeking therapy is an important and often critical decision to make for oneself. Sometimes people reach out to me in crisis or after struggling for long periods of time. Others may need a check-up to help get back on track. For some, mental health struggles can be caused or exacerbated by experiences of injustice, harm, and abuse. I’ve worked with people experiencing all of these challenges, among others. I believe therapy is an opportunity to work collaboratively through these difficulties, build self-worth, gain insight, and develop a sense of power and agency so that life feels fulfilling and meaningful.

Couples are often struggling to navigate differences. It can feel like someone must give up important parts of themselves to secure the relationship. Or it might feel like there is no hope because the partner won't change or take accountability. These unresolved issues may lead to resentment, feeling uninspired, stuck, and even powerless. I work with couples to find their power, to navigate differences, and to find a sense of both freedom and connection in their partnership.