Will offers KAP for clients whose anxiety, OCD, or existential distress hasn’t responded to conventional approaches — or where the rigidity of thought patterns has made it difficult for other treatments to gain traction. Ketamine creates a temporary softening of the mental loops that keep people stuck, opening a window for insight and integration that the ordinary thinking mind works hard to prevent. Will’s preparation and integration work draws on his depth psychology training, helping clients make meaning of what arises and carry it forward into lasting change. This is precision work for the overthinking, over-managing mind that needs a different way in.

Anxiety disorders are among the most successfully treated conditions in mental health — and among the most undertreated, because most clinicians address the symptoms rather than the mechanisms driving them. Will uses evidence-based approaches including CBT, ACT, and graduated exposure to help clients understand what is actually generating their anxiety, not just manage it when it spikes. Whether it’s panic disorder, social anxiety, generalized worry, or the quiet avoidance that has contracted someone’s life without them quite noticing, the goal is the same: building genuine tolerance for discomfort rather than an increasingly elaborate system for avoiding it.

Will works with men who have spent years succeeding at everything except feeling like it means something. High-functioning, often emotionally sealed, increasingly disconnected from their relationships and their own interior life. His men’s work doesn’t ask clients to open up on command — it starts from where they actually are, understands the architecture of how they got there, and builds something more sustainable from the inside out. Clients describe the work as honest, challenging, and quietly relieving — the first room where they’ve said what’s actually happening.

Some of what brings people to therapy isn’t a diagnosis. It’s a question — about meaning, identity, purpose, what happens when the life you worked for turns out to be less than you expected. Will holds genuine depth in Jungian psychology, contemplative practice, and existential therapy, and works with clients navigating spiritual emergence, psychedelic integration, and the archetypal dimensions of experience. For clients who have found conventional therapy too narrow, or who need a clinician who can hold both the clinical and the philosophical without collapsing one into the other, Will’s range is rare and worth knowing about.

The goal isn't to give you a belief system, it's to help you discover what feels true and meaningful for you.

Depression often presents as numbness, disconnection, and going through the motions rather than sadness — which makes it harder to name and harder to treat. Will works with major depression, persistent low mood, and treatment-resistant presentations using an integrative approach that combines CBT, behavioral activation, psychodynamic exploration, and KAP when indicated. The work addresses what’s beneath the depression, including grief, disconnection, identity or meaning, not just the symptoms on the surface.