My Experience

My clinical work has been profoundly shaped by over 7 years of experience supporting survivors of sexual assault, including extensive work within crisis and trauma-focused settings. This work has given me deep expertise in trauma, dissociation, embodiment, relational healing, and the nuanced ways people learn to survive overwhelming experiences. It has also reinforced my belief in the extraordinary capacity for healing that emerges when people are met with attunement, care, and deep respect for their autonomy.

In addition to trauma work, I have significant experience working with teenagers and families, helping clients navigate identity development, emotional regulation, relational conflict, and the complexity of belonging in today’s world.

Alongside my clinical practice, I facilitate workshops and psychoeducational groups focused on sexuality, embodiment, desire, boundaries, and relational dynamics. I am passionate about creating spaces where conversations around sexuality can move beyond shame, silence, and performance into greater honesty, agency, and self-trust.

My Values

I believe that healing is both personal and collective.

The struggles we carry are often shaped by larger systems: patriarchy, colonialism, cultural expectations, and messages about who we are allowed to be. My therapy practice is anti-racist, LGBTQIA affirming, sex positive and feminist.

My Therapy Style

I use a number of different therapeutic modalities, tailored to each client’s unique needs and therapeutic goals, including but not limited to: Jungian, Attachment Focused, and Somatic.

Regardless of modality, my therapeutic lens is strengths-based, community-minded, and goals-centered. I aim to create a safe, completely non-judgmental and radically accepting environment in which clients can approach their healing in a truly holistic and sustainable manner.

My approach is honest, warm, directive and authentic. In my work with clients, we walk side by side through the work of actively confronting, challenging and overcoming their most persistent problem narratives, self-limiting beliefs and persistent self-destructive behaviors. What client’s can expect is that we’ll pay attention to the language of the body, the emotional undercurrents, the residual impacts of childhood attachments, and the parts of them that may have been hidden, exiled, or misunderstood.