The Therapy Advantage for Business Owner Dads

To the world, you’re the success story. But internally, the business brain never stops, leaving you exhausted and distracted during the moments that matter most. Many of the men I work with have prioritized the bottom line for so long that they’ve lost touch with their own well-being.

Therapy offers you a place to set down the heavy lifting. We’ll develop a concrete strategy to help you shift gears, so you can engage with your partner and kids with intentionality and show up as the version of yourself they—and you—actually enjoy.

Who I Work With

I provide individual therapy for fathers and business owners navigating the specific challenges of leadership:

  • The Always On Brain

  • Decision Fatigue

  • The Isolation of Ownership

  • Unsustainable High-Performance

  • Identity and Revenue

  • Irritability and Stress

A cozy room with a wooden rocking chair placed next to a window, a small wooden table with a magazine and a set of keys, and two shelves on the wall with wooden toys and puzzles. Outside, trees and a garden can be seen.

The "I Think I Can" Gap

We sit with our kids and read about the Little Engine That Could. We teach them to say I think I can when things get difficult. We tell them that persistence and belief are the keys to overcoming any hill.

In the boardroom, you live this. You believe it. You have pushed through every steep incline to build the business you have today. But when you walk through the front door, that same engine often runs out of steam.

When Belief Falls Short at Home

It is easy to find the drive to solve a professional crisis. It is much harder to find the presence to sit on the floor and play when your mind is still racing at a hundred miles per hour. You tell your kids to believe in themselves, but you struggle to believe you can actually shut off the work brain and just be their dad.

You are winning the climb at work, but you are falling short on the most important hill of all: being truly present in the moment with the people who matter most.