Services
- Individual
- Adolescent/Teen
- Group
About My Clients
How often have people told you how “responsible” or “mature” you were for your age? Do you feel highly impacted by others’ reactions and emotions? What is it like to consider that these things may have developed as a means to survive chaos, abuse and neglect? We'll work together to embrace what we feel plague us. There's strength and power in all of these things. I work with clients processing childhood trauma + neglect, those looking to improve their relationship with food + their bodies.
My Approach to Helping
I became a therapist because my own therapy journey in healing from disordered eating, OCD and trauma absolutely transformed my world. I hope to offer my clients that same path to peace - whatever it looks like for them. For me, the role of a clinician is to guide clients through life changes, self-discovery and those times where everything feels like it's falling apart. My goal is to help you feel empowered over your life. Because everyone is different, I don't have a standard approach to therapy. I'll adapt to what works for you! Most of my work stems from Internal Family Systems. I often incorporate mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure therapy to support my clients. I believe it's important to understand the culture and life around you and how you grew up; because of this, we'll explore your world through various lenses to develop your intersectional identity.
My Values as a Therapist
I believe embracing discomfort, change and difficult emotions is healing and powerful. There's something to be said about honoring your feelings and experiences without trying to shove them out of your mind. Don't get me wrong, it can be so difficult! But that's why I'm here. I believe therapy is rooted in a genuine, mutually respectful relationship between client and therapist. My goal in therapy is to make you feel seen and heard. I believe everyone deserves a space to process, grow and explore without judgement. Together, we'll experience the discomfort that comes with growth and change. It's time to let go of what no longer serves us.