William Hill

My communication style

I communicate in a direct, honest, and steady way. I’m not here to nod along or let you stay stuck in patterns that are hurting you. I hold people accountable with clarity and respect, and I show up as a real person in the room — not a blank slate. Our work is a conversation, a true give‑and‑take. I use a gentle dialectic style where we look at you

My journey to mental healthcare

’ve spent more than 20 years working with people from age 4 to 80 — in homes, schools, Ada County systems, juvenile court, community programs, and outpatient settings. Over those years, I’ve watched how people survive impossible things, how families try to hold together, and how much strength sits underneath the pain people carry.

My goals for you

I don’t focus on traditional “goals” as much as I focus on your values — the kind of person you want to be and the kind of life you want to build. Instead of chasing perfection or trying to fix everything at once, we identify what truly matters to you and use that as our compass. Together, we look at your aspirations, the life you’re trying to move

Our first session

The first session is often a mix of excitement and overwhelm. Most people come in carrying a lot, and they’re not always sure where to start. My job is to bring clarity, focus, and a sense of steadiness right from the beginning. We’ll talk about what’s been hard, what you’ve been holding, and how your nervous system has been trying to protect you.

I identify as...

• Male
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