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​Union Station Therapy was conceived as a metaphor/symbol and

from a deeply personal place of loss, and overcoming,

and restoration.  This practice was founded from a gap and lacking in 

expertise and specialization in the mental health field.  

 

A need for  a serious, competent, intelligent, science-backed EXPERT -- a true rarity to find especially when coming to therapy (as most couples do) already in crisis. A practice that provides more than 'feel-good' therapy where old unhelpful patterns are not challenged , but validated. 

 

So what's with the name? Well... 'Union' represents the deepest longing of the human soul, which is to move beyond separateness and discover the profound connections that bind us to ourselves, to one another, and to something greater than ourselves.

 

In Genesis, we see the original design: perfect union between humanity and God, between man and woman, and within ourselves. With the fall came shame and separation, which is the human condition we all inherit. This very emotion and state of being separates us from union and is often at the very core of our collective suffering where all addiction, broken relationships and isolation spawn so insidiously  from. 

 

In our therapy practice , we have witnessed three levels of union being restored: union with self (integrating our scattered parts befriending our heart and emotional world), union with others (moving beyond isolation to authentic intimacy), and union with the divine (recognizing we belong to something infinitely larger than ourselves).

 

Second: Train Stations hold archetypal power in our collective unconscious as places of profound significance, we see them as a symbol of tradition, strength, endurance, and of progress, and as thresholds between what was and what will be.

 

Train stations are gathering places where diverse paths converge, spaces of transition that honor both the courage to leave familiar territory and the faith to embrace new destinations, centers of choice where we consciously decide our direction, places of reconciliation where separated travelers find each other again, and spaces of return where we can always come back to reorient and remember who we ar at our truest most human self. 

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At Union Station Therapy our practice is a place where individual journeys intersect and where personal transformation occurs alongside relational renewal and new paths of heartening connection. 

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We welcome you to our practice and hope to be walking with you just for a bit on this next pivotal, important and delicate chapter. ​​​​​​​​​