I work with individuals, couples, and families, many of whom identify as QTBIPOC and/or neurodivergent. They are often seeking support for anxiety, depression, and a sense of disconnection that arises from trauma, stress, and the exhaustion of navigating a neurotypical map.

Living as a marginalized person within the dominant narrative can be isolating, disorienting, and overwhelming (especially when parts of who you are have been repressed, exiled, or alienated). As someone who lives within these intersections, I am deeply passionate about helping people find their internal compass.

In therapy, we pan away from disordered, deficit based frameworks to focus on understanding what has shaped you. In our work together, we slow down the rhythm. We explore the genesis of your stories, how you may have carried them as a torch or as a burden. My approach draws from existential therapy, narrative therapy, and liberation psychology.

In collaboration, we cultivate meaning, externalize harmful conditioning, and deconstruct the ways in which oppressive systems may have impacted your sense of worth and belonging. We see the efficacy in counseling when you notice yourself becoming more aware within your emotional landscape, more grounded in your relational universe, and more compassionate toward your inner world. We will work together to become more rooted in your identity, your community, and a felt sense of aliveness and autonomy.