As a queer and neurodivergent therapist, my work is rooted in my own lived experience and a deep commitment to creating the spaces I once needed. I founded my practice to offer a warm, grounded sanctuary for those navigating trauma. I believe in a collaborative approach that honors your unique neurotype and identity, helping you reconnect with your strength at a pace that feels safe for you.
I show up as a real human, bringing lived experience and radical acceptance to every session. I know what it feels like to seek safety in a world that often feels overwhelming. I do this work because I believe that trauma recovery shouldn’t mean “fixing” who you are, but rather coming home to your most authentic, grounded self within a supportive community. We’ll move at your pace, prioritizing safety and choice in every moment. My neuroaffirming approach means I don’t just help you manage symptoms – I honor your unique way of processing the world. Through a trauma-informed lens, we’ll focus on grounding and containment, ensuring you never feel overwhelmed by the depth of our work.