Peter graduated from The College of William & Mary with a masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling as a member of the Chi Sigma Iota International Honor Society. Prior to earning this degree he spent a number of years living in SE Asia while working in administration of non-profit organizations, most recently a counseling center serving expats working throughout Asia. 

Through this work Peter has come to appreciate the value and uniqueness of others, learning to observe with humility, and seek understanding in the midst of the unknown. He has witnessed hope and healing amongst pain and suffering in all corners of the world and believes this is possible for you. 

Peter's therapeutic approach creates a trusted, safe environment that is free of judgement, cultivating an orientation of compassion and curiosity from which to engage your concerns. Attachment Theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, mindfulness practices, and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy are often referenced in therapy. 

Peter believes in the dignity and equality of all people, from all persuasions, backgrounds, and sexual orientations. Having earned a masters degree in Cultural and Religious Studies over 20 years ago, Peter has worked extensively with people of various faith practices within diverse cultural contexts.

Peter practices under the supervision of Mark Sears, Qualified Supervisor (lic. no.12486).