Cindy Bruni

My communication style

My most important job is to actively listen and understand your point of view. I listen without judgment, clarifying what I've heard to make sure we're on the same page. I value understanding and empathy above all. Even in emotionally charged moments, I remain calm and focused on understanding you.

My journey to mental healthcare

I began working with children in educational and mental health settings, helping those with behavioral and emotional struggles. Many came from traumatic family situations, which led me to study psychology. My experience with my own neurodiverse son has helped me support other families who need that specific understanding.

My goals for you

We'll explore and create treatment goals together, choosing ones that meet your expressed needs and feel doable. We can always adjust goals as we go. Goals can include increasing positive emotion, using coping skills, decreasing symptoms or behaviors, or completing tasks. It really depends on your needs.

Our first session

Our first session will focus on getting to know each other and what brings you to therapy. We'll talk about your background as we unpack your story. I'll answer any questions you have, and we'll begin working toward a partnership where we create and work toward goals together.

I identify as...

• Female
• Prefer Not to Respond
• Christian, Non-denominational