Who I Am

I am a practicing LMFT-D who has been focused on the deconstruction of harmful and oppressive narratives in my work for 12 years. I have my PhD in Human Sexuality and have used this to help ensure excellent care for my clients.

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It took me years to find my path and many different therapists before I found one I felt saw me. Being a part of the queer, neurodivergent, and fat communities meant finding a therapist that could hold all of my identities without trying to minimize or fix them. 

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With that in mind, it has been my goal to build a space where folx can come and be celebrated for who they are without questioning if the person they're talking to can see them fully.

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As a clinician and a supervisor, I believe fully in exploring the ways white supremacy impacts therapy and making improvements for marginalized communities. 

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My focus is to help my clients feel safe and empowered as they begin their work. I have been dedicated to creating a space that allows for personal growth through challenging and deconstructing the narratives we have believed about ourselves that are no longer true.  I aim to offer a place where clients can find the truth in their lives and prioritize the joy and euphoria of marginalized persons. I have worked with folx of many ages and stages as they navigate life and find their truth and am been honored to work alongside each of them.