Craig's central aim is to promote self-awareness and choice, as he believes that this is what enables us to live meaningful and dignified lives. And to enable self-awareness – including all those parts of us that we've learned to hide or forget about – his goal is to create a responsive, safe, compassionate and collaborative space.
Craig sees individual adults who are in life transition, isolated, in grief, experiencing anxiety or who are grappling with identity or sexuality issues. He has also trained in the Gottman Method and welcome couples: gay, straight and culturally and linguistically diverse, as well as those who may not fit into these narrow definitions.