Welcome! I am glad you are here !

I’m excited to share that my practice is transitioning to telehealth-only therapy services as of November 2026. This change allows me to continue providing thoughtful, personalized mental health care while offering clients the flexibility to attend sessions from a space where they feel comfortable and supported.

Therapy is about more than where we meet. It’s about building a trusting therapeutic relationship, understanding your experiences, and creating meaningful change at a pace that feels right for you.

You may be used to putting others first, overthinking every decision, or feeling like your past continues to affect your present. You deserve a space where you can slow down, feel understood, and begin making sense of what you're experiencing.

Through secure virtual sessions, I continue to support individuals & couples navigating trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, self-esteem concerns, and major life transitions.

Whether you’re beginning therapy for the first time or continuing your therapeutic journey, my goal remains the same: to provide an individualized, compassionate, & collaborative space where you can feel heard, explore what’s holding you back, and work toward the life you want to build.

I am passionate about ….

  • holding my clients story with care and intentionality

  • offering a compassionate and validating space that is free from judgment

  • collaborating with my clients on what is working in therapy and what is not

  • inviting my clients to explore and be curious about the impacts of their past on their present

  • helping my clients learn to recognize, sit, and explore their emotions in a way that is safe, curious, and solution-focused

  • reframing unhelpful narratives into narratives that foster growth and highlight autonomy

  • providing quality care that fits my clients needs and their experience

  • building and fostering a therapeutic relationship with my clients where they feel seen and heard

  • ensuring safety for my clients and to help them identify ways to keep themselves safe

  • sharing resources with my clients to support growth and to offer various perspectives and opportunities

  • separating my client from their problem in order to prevent over identification with a diagnosis

  • learning and teaching coping skills and strategies to cope with stress, depression, anxiety, anger, and trauma symptoms

  • staying up-to-date on research and interventions to help support my clients using evidence-based material

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