“Even when the truth isn't hopeful, the telling of it is.” — Andrea Gibson

My approach blends IFS parts work, therapeutic arts, and somatic therapy, all grounded in a belief that deep healing happens through connection: with ourselves, with each other, and with the land. When working with couples & significant relationships, my goal is to help you cut through the surface fights, get deeper understanding, and cultivate connection rooted in safety.

As a White, gender-fluid, queer, able-bodied, neurotypical therapist and parent who grew up poor, I’m committed to understanding how systems of power and privilege show up in our lives and finding freedom from systems of oppression. When these systems show up in the therapy room—and they will—I want to talk about it!  I aim to hold space that is curious, trauma-informed, and identity-affirming. 

I’m especially passionate about working with folks who are navigating grief of many kinds, identity shifts (transitioning, coming out, menopause, becoming a parent, divorce, etc.) or the long, layered journey of healing from religious trauma. 

This road towards healing isn't easy or linear.  It also isn't something you or anyone is meant do alone. In a culture that can feel so isolating, allowing yourself to trust that you aren’t alone is a profound step toward healing.  I'm honored to be a witness and support in that journey.