I’m disarming and funny, but I also create a safe and gentle environment. I will ask a lot of questions to help you find the places you feel stuck.

You can start to feel more open to life and less uncertain of yourself. This can free up space for creativity, acceptance, and growth.

Explore where you are getting stuck, what experiences shaped your identity, and where culture is defining your sense of self. My goal is to help increase your self-awareness and feel more confident with difficult emotions.

Are processing major life transitions such as ending a partnership, becoming a parent, revisiting a traumatic childhood, or grieving any loss. I often work with men struggling in relationships and women experiencing any form of burnout.

Having dark seasons in life is part of being human. I want to normalize and support these difficult seasons.

My office is ADA accessible with free parking available in University Place, near Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s.

I can help you identify your strengths and limitations, accept and honor what makes you unique, and develop a sense of inner guidance.