Mary Fulford-Winsor

Sometimes we have a profound sense that the way we have been moving through our lives doesn't fit anymore. This realization can be coupled with anxiety, depression, aggression, sleeplessness, repetitive actions or thoughts, and feelings of isolation or fragmentation. It is hard to find yourself in this place, and even harder to know where to turn. Realizing something isn't quite right is the first step---- talking to someone is the next. To be an effective therapist requires extensive and ongoing training and a depth of understanding of one's self and others.

I have been involved in couples, individual and group psychotherapy for the past 15 years and have been working with clients for the last 5 years. My previous career (over 30 years in the performing and fine arts) provides me a richness of understanding and the tools and experiences to respond to the unique individual that is you.