Relational, developmental, discrimination-based, medical, generational, complex, or sexual.

Every person carries some form of trauma, whether through major events, relational wounds, or experiences that were small but left a mark. Trauma lives in the body and in the stories we tell about ourselves. Together, we work with both.

Early attachment shapes everything — how close we let people in, how we handle conflict, what we do when we're hurt. If your relationships feel stuck or unsatisfying, we can work with the roots of that.

Loss, grief, death and dying, breakups and divorce, career change.

Whether you're navigating loss, an ending, a new role, or an unexpected shift in who you are, therapy offers a space to grieve, reorient, and find your footing again.

Sexuality and desire are deeply embodied, and deeply vulnerable. Shame, trauma, nervous system dysregulation, and disconnection from the body can all create blocks to pleasure and intimacy. I work somatically to help you reconnect with your body, understand what gets in the way of desire, and move toward a more embodied and satisfying relationship with your own sexuality — whether that's on your own or within a partnership.

Pregnancy, birth, and early motherhood are profound thresholds, ones that can shake your sense of self, your relationships, and your identity. My doctoral research explored the experience of awe during childbirth, and I've come to understand birth as a potent passage that can open unexpected access to the depths of who we are. Whether you're navigating birth trauma, the disorientation of new motherhood, or the grief of loss or infertility, I bring both clinical care and deep respect to this work.

I work with concerns related to body image, hormonal transitions, relational patterns, and the deeper questions of worth and identity that so many women carry. I also hold reverence for the initiatory passages unique to women's lives, from menarche to motherhood to menopause, as thresholds that deserve tending.

Questions of meaning, mortality, and the sacred deserve more than a clinical response. I work with people navigating spiritual emergence, religious trauma, and the existential terrain that sits beneath so much of our suffering.

Identity is not fixed, it shifts, deepens, and sometimes changes entirely. Whether you're exploring your sexuality or gender, moving through a religious or spiritual transition, stepping into a new phase of life, reckoning with who you are after loss or trauma, or simply asking who you are becoming, this is a space for that inquiry. I work with curiosity and without assumption about where the process should lead.

Psychedelic experiences can open unexpected access to the psyche, and without support, those insights often fade before they can take root. I work with people preparing for and integrating psychedelic experiences, including setting intentions, making meaning of what emerged, working through difficult or overwhelming material, and grounding insights into daily life.

I also support clients in microdosing preparation, education, and integration. 

**Note: I do not provide illicit substances or psychedelic assisted therapy, I only support individuals looking to prepare, set intentions, and integrate their psychedelic experiences.