Craig Isenberg is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with over twenty years of experience in wilderness therapy and group facilitation. He works with individuals, couples, and families to navigate a wide array of challenges, including mood disorders, relationship issues, trauma, and PTSD. Craig's eclectic approach incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused techniques, and family systems modalities, allowing him to explore the current problems clients face within their social, cultural, and environmental contexts. He views presenting issues as symptoms, helping clients understand the functions these problems serve, and guiding them to achieve desired outcomes with healthier alternatives. In working with both adults and adolescents, Craig focuses on anxieties, depressive symptoms, and life transitions, ensuring that treatment is an interactive process built on trust and honesty. Creating a safe and comfortable environment for healing and growth is his utmost priority, fostering genuine therapeutic relationships that promote positive change.