Alex Turpin

Alex Turpin is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who believes that the right time for therapy arises when individuals find themselves trapped in patterns of thinking, feeling, behaving, or relating that are no longer beneficial. When previous coping mechanisms prove to be hindering or unhelpful, Alex facilitates a therapeutic process that fosters insight, inspires change, and ultimately provides relief. Through talk therapy, clients are given the opportunity to delve into anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief in a nurturing and cathartic environment. Alex understands that addressing the pain that burdens clients can enhance their motivation, productivity, attention, and overall sense of security in relationships. Specializing in working with young adults experiencing depression, anxiety, and first episode psychosis, Alex utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic approaches, with a primary focus on psychodynamic interventions. By carefully observing feelings, personal histories, and relationship patterns, clients are guided toward managing symptoms and uncovering the roots of their challenges. One of Alex's principal therapeutic aims is to cultivate trust with clients; rushing to conclusions can overlook the depth of pain they may have experienced. The willingness to embark on this healing journey reflects significant courage and strength. It is a privilege for Alex to assist individuals in navigating tough topics and paving the way for healthier relationships.