Steve Hohenboken, LPC, LAT (he/they)

Eclectic

My thoughtful use of an eclectic approach to therapy enables me to draw from a number of useful techniques to help you. Having a range of tools in the toolbox means that I can more effectively help you identify your strengths, see your challenges from new and useful perspectives, and set useful goals that we will successfully work toward.

Expressive Art Therapy

I have a Masters degree in art therapy. However, now that I see clients only via telehealth, I use hands-on art therapy approaches less frequently. Nevertheless I am always interested in helping people find ways that creativity can support their happiness and well-being.

LGBTQ Issues

If you are gay, bisexual, straight, or queer; if you are cisgender, trans, or gender fluid; if you identify in a way that you do not see named here-- I want you to feel welcome and respected in my practice.

Self-Esteem

Low self esteem can make it hard to believe that you even deserve to feel good, and to have support in getting to a stronger, happier place. Maybe you don't even believe it's possible. I have seen these positive changes happen many times, and I believe it can happen for you, too. I invite you to schedule a meeting to talk about working together to make things better.

Anxiety

Worrying has been described as using your creativity to imagine a future you do not want. Let's redirect that valuable creative energy and use it to help you feel calmer, safer, and more fulfilled. We'll also identify your other strengths and gifts and see how they can help you find peace and move through life's challenges.

Depression

You can become energized by finding your sense of purpose, connecting with people who see and support you, and nurturing the creative spark that I believe you have. If you are willing to try, we will find ways for you live a happier and more rewarding life.