I became a therapist because I wanted to make therapy accessible and culturally sensitive for marginalized communities who often face barriers like stigma, cost, and mistrust in historically biased systems.

I work best with clients who are curious and open to discovering more about themselves.

I am excited to work with neurodivergent clients who are seeking a safe, affirming space to show up as their full selves and who are looking to build upon their existing, inherent strengths to navigate life's challenges.

It takes an enormous amount of courage to seek help for your mental and emotional health.

I chose to practice at Thriveworks because of the flexibility and work/life balance offered to its clinicians. I also value being supported by their administrative staff who are responsive and accessible if help is needed.

People's resilience and ability to bounce back after going through unimaginable, difficult experiences.

You can expect me to answer any questions you may have and build rapport with you so we can get to know each other better.

In my first session, I want to ask clients questions about their background and why they're seeking therapy to develop an understanding of their experiences and to begin the treatment planning process.

You don’t have to have the "right words" or know exactly where to start—just bring yourself. I’ll meet you where you are, and we’ll figure things out together.

I enjoy yoga, cooking, being in nature, and hanging out with my dog, Winnie.

The belief that all people are inherently deserving of compassion and grace.