Marcus Foster

About

Years of doing this work have taught me three things: nobody is lazy, nobody is broken, and nobody numbs themselves at random. There is always a reason, and the reason deserves respect. I stepped away from clinical practice for a stretch in administration and came back certain that the room is where I belong. My clients are mostly service members, past and present, along with others who learned young that survival meant silence. Many are working a twelve-step program and want therapy that honors it rather than second-guessing it. Together we also look at the childhood wounds that got buried under years of duty and discipline, because those old injuries steer more of adult life than most people suspect. I hold a simple arrangement: you set the direction, and I keep us honest along the way. The work moves without hurry, but it always moves. If that sounds like what's been missing, I'm easy to reach.