As someone who is personally neurodivergent and trauma recovering, I have a deep connection to this work. You won’t have to over-explain yourself here or worry about me making assumptions about how you should think, feel, or behave.

Whether we're sitting attentively in chairs working on deep processing or hanging out on the floor with some snacks and coloring books, the therapy we do together adapts to what your system needs in order to feel secure.

My style is direct, honest, engaged, warm, and empathetic. I combine acceptance and compassion with accountability.

I love working with folks navigating trauma, ADHD, autism, anxiety, HSP, complex-PTSD/BPD/DID, and other neurodiversity.

If it weren't for the people who had my back when it wasn't their responsibility, I wouldn't have the life I have. "Paying it forward" sounds cliche, but everybody needs somebody. And this is my way of sharing that love.

Therapy can be really scary for a lot of people, especially those of us who have been judged, unwelcome, or harmed by others. This is why the therapy space I aim to create with you prioritizes acceptance, openness, and comfortability.

I offer therapy virtually and in-person at the Stover Mansion in Fort Collins. Here I offer a comfy and private space to settle in.