My decision to become a therapist was born out of my own painful losses and struggles. I know what it’s like to feel your life fall apart and how terrible it can be to feel lost in the storm of your own uncontrollable emotions. To me, being a therapist and helping others is a way to find meaning in the inevitable pain, loss, and strife we all experience.

I consider being a therapist to be an immense honor. Every day, I am genuinely grateful for the opportunity to be inspired by another’s pain, vulnerability, and courage — there is truly nothing more exquisitely meaningful.

Our work will be grounded in trust, respect, and emotional safety. I take time to really know you — your story, your fears, your hopes — and to create a space where all of it is welcome. I use my flexibility, warmth, and curiosity to cultivate a space where you can genuinely feel comfortable to reveal yourself.

I am a firm believer that while therapy can be difficult, it can also be full of joy and fun. As such, I fully support humor in session and love to laugh alongside my clients. To me, this is an essential part of cultivating a caring, genuine relationship in which you feel appreciated for who you are.

I care deeply about creating a space where you feel safe to be your full self. That means affirming all identities, honoring your pace, and meeting you with real, honest connection. I firmly believe in upholding the agency and voice of all who cross my path, so your identity and perspective will always be respected.

I’m LGBTQIA+ & neurodivergent-affirming, anti-racist, sex positive, and committed to working through an anti-oppressive framework. Your story, your truth, and your complexity are honored and welcome here.