for much of my career i have worked primarily with trauma and queerness both of which inherently include grief. more recently, because of that intersection and major losses in my own life, I have intentionally focused my continued education on death, dying, and grief. i have worked both in a clinic setting and private practice, providing care to queer and trans youth and adults, many of whom have been physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually harmed by institutions and societal systems.

My primary goal is to create an honest space where people can be witnessed. I believe in the power of attunement and the power of being joined in presence.

My approach is rooted in a psychodynamic and Attachment Theory. I believe that our drive to attach, and how we learn about relational and systemic safety early in our lives, significantly influences how we move through the world and interact with ourselves and others today.