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Matthew approaches therapy as an art of human renewal, grounded in the belief that we are defined by far more than the weight we carry. Recognizing that every life is an evolving story, he thoughtfully integrates modern psychological science with the depth of existential and humanistic philosophy. The result is a refined, deeply reflective space that balances intellectual clarity with genuine emotional warmth. 

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Matthew’s practice centers on adults navigating the profound aftermath of trauma, relationship abuse, and obsessive-compulsive cycles. He provides nuanced, compassionate support for the intricate layers of anxiety, grief, and self-esteem that follow, while holding a dedicated clinical focus on supporting individuals through trichotillomania. 

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His work moves beyond superficial coping mechanisms, gently untangling the heavy, outdated patterns that leave us feeling stuck or disconnected from ourselves. By fostering deep psychological insight and reclaiming personal agency, Matthew helps his clients live with deliberate intention and make choices aligned with their truest values. Looking inward requires profound courage; Matthew provides the steady presence, intellectual clarity, and emotional acceptance required to transform that courage into a vibrant, lived reality.

 

Matthew earned his Master’s in Social Work from the University of Arkansas and his Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Philosophy from SUNY Oneonta. He completed his clinical fieldwork in rural community mental health and settings aimed at supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, where he provided psychoeducation groups and individual counseling. Matthew currently works as a therapist under the supervision of Dr. Elisa M. Harris.