I work best with people who feel like they’re too much or not enough. The ones who’ve been told to tone it down, toughen up, or just “get over it.” Folks who’ve spent years masking—shape-shifting to survive—only to feel disconnected from themselves.

You might be tired of overthinking everything, tired of questioning whether your feelings are valid, tired of doubting your own gut. You might be done trying to fit into systems that gaslight, dismiss, or erase you—and finally ready to trust yourself again.

This is therapy for people who want more than symptom management. You want depth, clarity, transformation—not to be fixed, but to finally feel like yourself.

You might be:

• Queer and navigating identity, burnout, family trauma, and queer joy

• Neurodivergent and unpacking internalized ableism & reconnecting with their own rhythm

• Burnt out from caregiving, activism, holding space, or just being alive

• Feeling stuck in relationship patterns shaped by trauma, attachment wounds, or internalized shame

• Navigating the emotional complexity of polyamory or ENM—longing for connection but hitting roadblocks around self-trust, communication, or needs

• Processing trauma that never got a name—but lives in your body

• Looking for a therapy space that’s affirming, embodied, and real

Whether you’re grieving, regrouping, unraveling, or beginning again—this work meets you where you are. We don’t rush insight. We build capacity to feel. And we let your whole self come back online.

You don’t need to show up as your “best self.” Show up as you are. That’s where we begin.

I don’t believe in therapy as behavior management or symptom suppression. I believe in therapy as liberation — a process of remembering who you are beneath the masks, roles, and systems that taught you to disconnect.

I use approaches that honor your body, your story, your intuition — and that center power, presence, and possibility:

• Gestalt therapy helps you reclaim your here-and-now experience — not by analyzing the past endlessly, but by feeling what’s alive in the present.

• Somatic & bioenergetic therapy bring the body into the room — because trauma doesn’t just live in memory, it lives in the nervous system.

• Polyvagal-informed & mindfulness-based practices help you build a sense of internal safety, regulate your nervous system, and shift from survival into connection.

• Zen Buddhism & compassion-focused work help you cultivate curiosity and non-judgment — especially when you’ve been taught to silence or punish your inner experience.

• Queer liberation & Adlerian psychotherapy recognize that identity, power, community, and meaning are not optional — they are essential parts of healing.

My work is grounded in anti-fascist, anti-colonial, anti-authoritarian, and anti-oppressive values. That means we name power. We notice where systems have shaped how you see yourself — where shame, guilt, or stuckness may not be yours to carry.

It means therapy isn’t just about “coping better.” It’s about resisting erasure, rebuilding trust with your own body and instincts, and reimagining how you want to live, love, and exist — on your own terms.

I didn’t become a therapist because I had all the answers — I became one because I needed to ask deeper questions. As a queer, gay, neurodivergent person who has worked through complex trauma, religious shame, internalized bias, and the disconnect between mind and body, I know what it’s like to feel stuck, numb, or out of place in a world that wasn’t built for all of us.

For about a decade, I tried the types of therapy most often recommended — structured, linear approaches to talk therapy that focused on shaping thoughts, controlling behaviors, and labeling emotions. For many people, these frameworks are supportive and effective. But for me, they often left me circling the same “why” questions, trying to organize a mind that doesn’t move in straight lines.

Eventually, I realized I wasn’t broken — I was just trying to do therapy built for a different kind of thinker. I needed an approach that honored my nonlinear process, my felt sense of things, and my deep need to connect body, mind, spirit, and energy.

It was through my training — and through modalities like Gestalt, somatic therapy, mindfulness, and queer liberation frameworks — that I began to come home to myself. I’m here to help you do the same. Not by fixing you, but by walking beside you as you reclaim what’s already yours: your voice, your body, your power, your energy, and your zest.