I approach therapy with the desire to build genuine relationships with my clients. My style is conversational and expressive—I believe that therapy should feel like a real, meaningful exchange rather than a formal or clinical process. I think and work pragmatically, which means you leave our sessions with practical insights or strategies to reflect on and apply before our next meeting. I value transparency and explain the reasoning behind what we’re doing together. My goal is to deeply listen and understand you while also challenging you to step outside your comfort zone and explore different ways of doing things.

I am committed to creating an inclusive and anti-oppressive therapeutic environment where all clients feel valued, respected, and heard. I recognize the ways in which systems of power—such as racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, and classism—can shape your experiences and identity. I approach each client through an intersectional lens, acknowledging the complexity of your unique experiences, including the various identities you hold and how they intersect. I strive to offer a safe and affirming space where you can express yourself authentically, free from judgment, and where we can work together to challenge harmful patterns and beliefs that arise from societal norms and expectations.