Encountering personal challenges and crises can be very painful, but within this pain there is opportunity for transformation, if we have the right support. My role is to provide the therapeutic relationship and space for your process. I will listen, help you make sense of your experience, and support you in rediscovering a sense of trust and deep confidence in yourself and this life.​

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Who I Support: I work with adolescents and adults experiencing a wide range of symptoms, especially anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, self-esteem challenges, identity concerns, social anxiety and loneliness, and concerns around relationships and communication. I have worked with survivors of complex trauma, sexual assault, and childhood abuse, and have experience supporting clients managing self-harm and suicidal thoughts. My work as a therapist centers around issues of identity and self-acceptance, which are often in dialogue with many of the above symptoms. In this way, suffering can be a gateway into this larger, mysterious project we all must take up as human beings: understanding who we are, accepting ourselves, and from there, realizing our purpose in this complex and challenging world.