Christopher Carter

About

If I could tell every new client one thing, it would be this: the messy version of your story is the useful one. Nobody arrives with a thesis, and nobody should try to. Time blindness is a specialty of mine, and I treat it as an engineering problem rather than an ethics problem. Career questions get equal billing, because for many of my clients work is where the cost of an unmanaged brain compounds fastest. I rely on motivational interviewing: precise questions, no lectures, and a plan you would defend to a skeptic because it is yours. I say the quiet part kindly and out loud. I sharpened my instincts in a busy group practice before going solo, and I brought the best habits with me. Expect crisp sessions with a through line you can actually follow. If that is the pace you have been missing, get in touch.