I became a therapist out of a commitment to supporting queer communities, and a love for exploring meaning, identity, and the complexity of being human. Therapy has profoundly shaped my own life, and I’m honored to offer that same space for depth and growth to others.

I tend to connect most naturally with clients who are curious about themselves and interested in exploring deeper patterns beneath the surface. I work well with people who are reflective and willing to sit with complexity.

I wish more clients knew that many of their struggles aren’t personal failures, but understandable responses to the environments and systems they’ve had to navigate.

The first session is an opportunity for us to begin building a working relationship and to understand what’s bringing you in. Early therapy often involves slowing down, gathering context, and clarifying goals, rather than rushing toward immediate change. As we get to know each other, the work naturally deepens and becomes more targeted.

I tailor therapy by staying curious about what feels most useful to you. Some clients benefit from structured skill-building, while others need space for reflection and meaning-making. I adjust based on your goals, preferences, and the feedback you bring into the room.