My Approach
In our work together, you can expect warmth, attunement, and presence. I offer a space where your grief, longings, contradictions, and becoming are welcome. We move at the pace of your system, guided not by fixing or striving, but by curiosity, compassion, and the slow unfolding of your own knowing.
My approach is relational and contemplative, with attention to ancestral stories, nervous system healing, and the body's wisdom. I draw from Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness and somatic awareness, Buddhist and psychodynamic influences, dreamwork, and Nonviolent Communication. What’s most central is deep listening—both to what’s said and to what arises in the quiet spaces between. Our sessions may include parts work, grounding practices, or simply spacious conversation.
My values—liberation, honesty, tenderness, and reverence—live at the heart of how I hold space. I am affirming of nontraditional relationships, queer and trans identities, sex/kink positivity, body diversity, and psychedelic integration.
I believe therapy is a sacred space. Not one of performance, but of return—a place to rest, to remember, and to come home to yourself.
If you’ve been seeking therapy that feels like home, this space is for you.
You’re invited to:
Gently explore the roots of self-doubt, perfectionism, or feelings of “not enough” or “too much”
Unwind from the pressure to achieve, succeed, or prove your worth, and rest into simply being
Tend to grief, loss, and the pain of disconnection—of feeling unseen, misunderstood, or alone
Notice and soften what might be keeping you from the closeness and intimacy you long for
Hold and heal emotional wounds with care, and open to new possibilities for hope and connection
Reclaim your inherent wisdom, beauty, and belonging—already alive within you
I especially honor and welcome those who identify as: BIPOC | LGBTQIA+ | polyamorous/non-monogamous | neurodivergent | highly sensitive and/or emotionally intense | immigrants & children of immigrants | artists | activists | spiritual seekers | late bloomers | survivors with Complex PTSD