More About John Moulder

He sees therapy as analogous to the dialogue inherent in music, involving a soulful conversation that opens up new possibilities for wholeness, self-love, understanding, creativity, relationships and personal growth.

About John Moulder

John Moulder is a general practitioner, who works with individuals and couples. While he draws on contemporary psychodynamic and humanistic perspectives, and skills derived from CBT, DBT and ACT, his approach is essentially person-centered. Grounded in 25 years of experience as a pastoral counselor, John works collaboratively with clients who establish a relationship built on trust and respect, which honors personal uniqueness and fosters reverence for one’s life. His practice includes those wishing to address anxiety, depression, grief and loss, spiritual concerns, loneliness, relationship issues, identity and LGBTQ issues, anger management, substance use, trauma, physical and sexual abuse as well as life transitions and vocational discernment.

In the context of a relationship marked by empathy, openness, and a measure of humor, John works collaboratively as a therapeutic ally, supporting clients’ personal healing and evolution. Being a composer and jazz guitarist himself, John spent many years counseling musicians, artists and other creatives interested and involved in the arts.