I strive to create a space where clients can be honest about what they’re experiencing without feeling rushed or pressured. I understand that therapy can feel unfamiliar or even intimidating at first, and I work to make the process feel more comfortable while still gently encouraging growth. I value open feedback and see therapy as a collaborative process that evolves over time.

With children, I incorporate creativity, play, imagination, and movement to help them connect with their emotions and express them in ways that feel natural and accessible.

As a queer person, I do my best to create a space that allows for open engagement, challenging conversations, and an opportunity for clients to explore their own feelings and experiences around this topic when relevant. I aim to create a space that encourages challenging conversations, self reflection, and learning for both my clients and myself.

In other news, I have an orange cat named George, who is great at getting herself into curious situations. I also love plants and art and believe both can play a positive role in life and therapy. When I have time, I garden, draw, do crafts, and spend time hiking.