All are welcome

I believe that therapy is political. It is important to me to create space for all of our intersectional human identities and the ways in which both our privileged and marginalized identities impact our lives and shape our relationships and interactions, including in the therapeutic space.

I also take into account systemic, historical and intergenerational traumas that often create challenges for those holding these identities. Many queer, trans and disabled clients come to therapy with body-related trauma and or feeling disconnected from or overwhelmed by their bodies as a survival response to anti-queer and anti-trans violence and ableism. 

I believe that that we all have an innate healing process that lives within us and that healing is a right we all possess. This inner healing process can get blocked by trauma wounds, often related to navigating oppressive systems. I believe that my job as a therapist is to facilitate the unblocking of this inner healer and wisest self. I do this through relationship as well as EMDR, parts work and somatic work. I specialize in healing relationship trauma as well as working at the intersection of queerness and neurodiversity. I believe that our liberation is bound together and that when we heal it creates ripples in our communities.