New Perspectives Psychotherapy

A tidy living room corner arranged for an online therapy session: a comfortable upholstered armchair with a cozy throw blanket folded over the back, a low side table holding a closed journal, a pen, and a tablet propped upright, its dark reflective screen hinting at a video platform. Soft diffused morning light enters through sheer curtains, illuminating the muted earth-tone rug and a nearby bookshelf with a few carefully placed plants and candles. Captured in photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, the scene feels calm, orderly, and welcoming, emphasizing privacy and comfort for telepsychology without showing any people or text, just an inviting space ready for reflection.

About Me

Learn about my background and collaborative, evidence‑based approach to secure online therapy.

About

Telepsychology Tailored to You

At New Perspectives Psychotherapy, I provide individualized online therapy that fits your life and health challenges. Together we explore new ways of coping with chronic illness, anxiety, depression, trauma, moral injury, end‑of‑life concerns, and cognitive changes.

Our approach
A modern bedroom sanctuary adapted for telehealth, featuring a neatly made bed with layered soft gray and blue linens, and a small adjustable overbed table holding an open laptop, headphones, and a glass of water. A discreet medical device and a folded knit blanket sit nearby, subtly suggesting chronic illness care without being clinical. Gentle overcast daylight filters through a large window, creating an even, soothing glow across the room. Photographic realism with an eye-level composition and balanced framing highlights accessibility and dignity, showing how psychotherapy can support individuals managing long-term medical conditions from the comfort of their own space.

Clinician Profile

A serene corner of a home styled for end-of-life support through telepsychology: a reclining chair with a plush pillow and soft throw, a wooden side table with an unlit candle, framed landscape art of Southern Illinois fields, and a tablet on a stand angled as if ready for a virtual session. Warm, low evening light from a shaded lamp casts gentle, elongated shadows and a subtle golden halo on the wall, creating a contemplative mood. Shot in photographic realism from a three-quarter angle, the composition balances open negative space with intimate details, evoking quiet comfort, respect, and emotional safety.

Aarav Sharma

A tidy living room corner arranged for an online therapy session: a comfortable upholstered armchair with a cozy throw blanket folded over the back, a low side table holding a closed journal, a pen, and a tablet propped upright, its dark reflective screen hinting at a video platform. Soft diffused morning light enters through sheer curtains, illuminating the muted earth-tone rug and a nearby bookshelf with a few carefully placed plants and candles. Captured in photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, the scene feels calm, orderly, and welcoming, emphasizing privacy and comfort for telepsychology without showing any people or text, just an inviting space ready for reflection.

Mateo García

A modern bedroom sanctuary adapted for telehealth, featuring a neatly made bed with layered soft gray and blue linens, and a small adjustable overbed table holding an open laptop, headphones, and a glass of water. A discreet medical device and a folded knit blanket sit nearby, subtly suggesting chronic illness care without being clinical. Gentle overcast daylight filters through a large window, creating an even, soothing glow across the room. Photographic realism with an eye-level composition and balanced framing highlights accessibility and dignity, showing how psychotherapy can support individuals managing long-term medical conditions from the comfort of their own space.

Zuri Ndlovu

A serene corner of a home styled for end-of-life support through telepsychology: a reclining chair with a plush pillow and soft throw, a wooden side table with an unlit candle, framed landscape art of Southern Illinois fields, and a tablet on a stand angled as if ready for a virtual session. Warm, low evening light from a shaded lamp casts gentle, elongated shadows and a subtle golden halo on the wall, creating a contemplative mood. Shot in photographic realism from a three-quarter angle, the composition balances open negative space with intimate details, evoking quiet comfort, respect, and emotional safety.

Leila Haddad

A tidy living room corner arranged for an online therapy session: a comfortable upholstered armchair with a cozy throw blanket folded over the back, a low side table holding a closed journal, a pen, and a tablet propped upright, its dark reflective screen hinting at a video platform. Soft diffused morning light enters through sheer curtains, illuminating the muted earth-tone rug and a nearby bookshelf with a few carefully placed plants and candles. Captured in photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, the scene feels calm, orderly, and welcoming, emphasizing privacy and comfort for telepsychology without showing any people or text, just an inviting space ready for reflection.

Licensure, Ethics, and Telehealth

Services are provided by a licensed mental health professional who follows strict ethical guidelines, protects your privacy, and uses HIPAA‑compliant telehealth tools. You will receive clear information about consent, limits of confidentiality, and emergency resources before beginning.

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