I believe that therapy is about human connection and creating a safe environment to explore and learn more about yourself. I take my clients' mental health and other issues very seriously, but I also tend to use humor in my approach.

My goal will always be for you to have a safe space to process, learn more about yourself, look at problems in new ways, and learn concrete skills for coping with future stressors.

Easy to talk to, non-judgmental, relatable, validating, authentic, a good listener and skilled at helping others see the bigger picture.

Among other things, I specialize in working with the LGBTQIA+ community to navigate some of the challenges specific to our community, including faith transitions and religious trauma.

As a queer therapist, I am dedicated to supporting marginalized communities in getting culturally-competent and affirming care.

I believe that we cannot ignore disempowering and harmful societal, cultural and political forces when treating mental health issues. There is a great deal of social context behind each of our individual struggles that bring us to therapy.