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About My Clients
My clients are typically adults who are late-diagnosed with ADHD, or who strongly suspect they have it and are finally ready for answers about why they've always felt out of step with everyone else. They're done guessing and want to understand their brains, their patterns, their history. Most of all, they're not looking for insight alone. They want real change, and they're willing to show up and do the work it takes to get there.
My Background and Approach
I'm trained in EMDR, so when trauma is part of your story, we have a structured, evidence-based way to process it, not just talk around it. I have extensive experience with PTSD, ADHD, autism, and LGBTQ+ clients, and I bring both clinical training and lived experience: as a late-diagnosed ADHDer myself, I've spent years researching what actually helps neurodivergent brains, beyond generic advice that wasn't built for us. That means you get a therapist who understands both the science and the lived reality of ADHD and autism, and who can connect the dots between your trauma, your nervous system, and your neurotype instead of treating them separately. Whether you're processing PTSD, exploring a late diagnosis, or navigating identity as an LGBTQ+ person, my goal is real understanding and real tools, change you can actually feel in daily life.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
I believe therapy should be accessible to everyone, and that every person deserves a therapist who makes them feel welcome and accepted for exactly who they are, not reduced to a diagnosis. I'm a firm believer in human rights and in every person's right to live their life in the way that feels true and best for them. Outside of session, I volunteer my time educating others about sexual and domestic violence, working to reduce the stigma survivors face and connect them and their families with the resources they need. I'm also committed to making quality therapy available to populations who are too often underserved, because good care shouldn't depend on how much privilege you were born into. If you're looking for a therapist who will see the whole, complicated, resilient person in front of them and not just a set of symptoms, that's exactly the kind of space I try to create.