soft, empathic yet direct, willing to ask the types of questions that facilitate meaning making, growth and demonstrated change.

that it integrates the wisdom of lived & professional experience. My practice is informed by liberation psychology; it is culturally integrative & responsive, emotion-focused, insight-oriented, and most important, relational.

deepen your understanding of your emotions, develop self-compassionate wellness tools & resources, and practice self-responsible action through self-reflection and behavior change.

want to develop emotion regulation skills for anxiety, depression & trauma, are navigating the world with marginalized identities (e.g., queer, trans, Black, immigrant, non-monogamous/kinky), and those seeking gender embodiment support.

it was important to develop the awareness, knowledge, and skills to work with my community members seeking liberatory health & wellness support.

that I am virtually accessible to people across multiple states and time zones.

I have clinical training in inpatient care, federally qualified community health, university counseling & private practice, and specialize in gender embodiment education & support for trans and gender expansive adult clients.