You deserve to feel seen and heard. You don’t have to do this alone.

Welcome, I am so glad you are here. I know how hard taking this first step can be.

“We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.”

-Maya Angelou

You may be feeling lost and broken right now, but that can change. I can help you on that journey. If you were born into a family where we did not feel seen, safe, and secure, this can continue to affect you into adulthood in how you see yourself. It can often leave you feeling disconnected from others and the world.

You can help you move you closer to how you want to see yourself, an identity that not only feels more authentic, but comes with less suffering. I know that healing can feel like a daunting journey, but together, we can help you find clarity along the way. Through our conversations and processing your traumatic memories and the negative self-judgements you carry, we can construct a new narrative that feels more authentic and empowering.

I am committed to helping people let go of the pain of their past, to live more fully in the present, and to develop hope for the future.

“Scars remind us where we’ve been, they don’t have to dictate where we’re going.”

My Values

Curiosity

When we learn to come from a place of curiosity instead of immediate judgements or assumptions we are more likely to develop compassion and understanding, for ourselves and others.

Intersectionality

Our intersecting identities make us unique and beautiful. Acknowledging how these layers of identity shape our experiences and world views is vital. I acknowledge that I am come from a place of privilege due to my intersecting identities.

Affirmative Care

I take an inclusive and fluid view of gender, gender identity, gender expression, and sexuality. I am sex positive, kink positive, poly positive, and I do not shame for sex work.

Humility

I come to this work with humility, recognizing the inherent value in each person I work with. I admit that I do not have all the answers. I am here to be in a healing relationship, to serve and facilitate, not to impose my preconceived notion of healing and health.

Lifelong Learning

The more I learn the more I find I have to learn. I strive to continue to learn so that I can be a better human and a better healer. Sometimes this includes difficult conversations and feedback, which is something I actively welcome in my work.

Accessibility

It's important to me to make therapy and my office as accessible as possible. I work to accommodate clients' various needs or preferences, whether these are due to physical disability, neurocognitive diversity, or sensory sensitivities.