Areas of Focus 

Specialized care for your individual needs.

You don't need to know how to heal, what to heal from, or where to start. You just need to know what hurts. I’ll be here to help you with the rest.

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    Trauma & Brainspotting

    For when the past feels unresolved and continues to show up in your present. I use proven, body-based methods to help you process trauma and reclaim your sense of safety.

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    Anxiety & Overwhelm

    When "just relax" isn't an option. I help you move beyond white-knuckling your way through life and get to the root of your anxiety.

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    Depression & Burnout

    For when you feel numb, stuck, or just deeply tired. I work to help you find clarity in the heaviness and reconnect with a sense of purpose and energy.

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    Life Transitions

    Grief, career changes, new parenthood, or relationship endings. I provide a stable anchor during times of profound change and identity shifts.

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    Adult ADHD

    Newly diagnosed or questioning if ADHD fits your experience? I can help you find clarity and build practical skills for everyday life.

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    Unraveling Your Symptoms

    You've been coping for years without real answers. Together, we'll untangle confusing symptoms, identify what's underneath them, and help you move forward with clarity.

my Toolkit

Evidence-Based & Human-Centered

Your story is unique, so your care plan should be too. I am trained in a range of modalities and will integrate the right tools for you. These are the "how" behind the "what."

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NERVOUS SYSTEM REGULATION

Anxiety & Stress Management

Your nervous system has been in overdrive. Learn to find calm through evidence-based approaches grounded in your body's wisdom.

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Recognizing the Signs

Living on high alert

Anxiety creeps in quietly. It might show up as tension in your chest, racing thoughts at 3 AM, or the constant feeling that something's wrong. Stress is the daily pressure that makes managing anxiety feel nearly impossible. Together, they create a feedback loop that exhausts you.

Understanding the Method

More than breathing exercises

Yes, you’ll learn practical tools—breathing techniques, grounding strategies, and nervous system regulation. But we’ll go deeper. We'll explore what your anxiety is telling you, identify roots of stress patterns, and help your body learn it's actually safe. Using somatic therapy, cognitive work, and evidence-based anxiety interventions, we will break the cycle rather than just manage symptoms.

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The Transformation

What’s waiting on the other side

Healing from anxiety isn't about never feeling it again. It's about having a different relationship with it—one where anxiety doesn't run your life.

Take The Next Step

You don't have to white-knuckle through this


Start with a consultation to explore how we can help your nervous system find its way back to calm.

RESTORING BALANCE

Depression & Burnout

Burnout isn't just about being tired. It's a sign something in your life—or your relationship to it—needs to change. Depression whispers that nothing matters. Both deserve real support.

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Recognizing the Signs

Are you experiencing burnout or depression?

Depression and burnout often travel together. You might feel exhausted but unable to rest, emotionally numb, cynical about work or life, or caught in a cycle where nothing feels worth the effort.

Understanding the Method

Recovery through integrated care

We combine evidence-based therapies—CBT for depression's patterns, somatic work to restore embodiment, and systems thinking to examine what's unsustainable. This isn't about forcing positivity; it's about addressing both internal patterns and external reality to restore your actual capacity for life.

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The Transformation

What recovery brings

Healing from burnout and depression isn't about quick fixes. It's about restoring your capacity for meaningful engagement with life.

Take The Next Step

Ready to restore yourself?


If you're burned out or depressed, reaching out is the first act of reclaiming your life. Let's talk about what brought you here.

Navigating change

Life Transitions

Change can feel overwhelming, even when it's something you wanted. Therapy helps you process what's shifting, reconnect with yourself, and move forward with confidence.

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Recognizing the Signs

Life feels different now

You're in a season of change, even if you didn't choose it. Maybe you've graduated, started a new career, ended a relationship, become a parent, moved somewhere new, or simply don't recognize the version of yourself you used to be. Life transitions can leave you feeling untethered, uncertain, and wondering what comes next.

Understanding the Method

Navigating life's transitions

Life transition therapy isn't about having all the answers. It's about creating space to process change, reconnect with yourself, and move forward with more confidence and clarity. Together, we'll make sense of what's changing, honor what you're leaving behind, and help you feel more grounded in what's ahead.

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The Transformation

Finding your footing

Growth doesn't mean having everything figured out. It means learning to trust yourself through uncertainty and building a life that feels aligned with who you are now.

Take The Next Step

You’re not meant to face this alone

Reach out for a consultation and create space to process what's changing, reconnect with yourself, and move toward what's next.

EXECUTIVE FUNCTION SUPPORT

Skills for ADHD

ADHD isn't a lack of motivation or willpower. It's a different way of thinking that can make everyday life feel far more difficult than it looks. Therapy helps you understand how your brain works, develop practical tools, and stop blaming yourself for struggles that were never about laziness.

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Recognizing the Signs

When everyday life feels harder than it should.

You know you're capable, but it rarely feels that way. Your brain is constantly juggling ideas, responsibilities, and distractions, making even simple tasks feel overwhelming. You may have spent years believing you're lazy, unmotivated, or "just bad at adulting"—when in reality, your brain simply works differently.

Understanding the Method

Working with your brain, not against it

Therapy for ADHD isn't about forcing yourself to be someone you're not. It's about understanding how your brain works, building strategies that actually fit your life, and letting go of the shame that often comes with years of feeling misunderstood. Together, we'll create practical tools while strengthening your confidence in the way you naturally think and function.

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The Transformation

Thriving with ADHD

Having ADHD doesn't mean lowering your expectations of yourself—it means finding approaches that allow you to succeed without constantly feeling like you're fighting yourself.

Take The Next Step

You don't have to keep feeling like you're playing catch-up.

Reach out for a consultation and begin learning how to work with your ADHD instead of constantly fighting against it.

FINDING THE MISSING PIECES

Unraveling Your Symptoms

When you've tried therapy before but still feel stuck, it doesn't mean you've failed. Sometimes it means there are pieces of your story that haven't been fully understood yet. Together, we'll connect the dots, uncover what's beneath the surface, and create a treatment plan that finally feels like it fits.

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Finding the Missing Piece

You know something isn't adding up

You've worked hard to feel better. Maybe you've seen multiple therapists, tried different approaches, or collected a handful of diagnoses that never fully explained what you're experiencing. You may have made progress, but you still feel like something is missing. If you've ever thought, "Why do I still feel this way?" you're not alone.

Understanding the Method

Looking beyond the symptoms

Sometimes the most important question isn't "What's wrong with me?"—it's "What am I missing?" Together, we'll take a deeper look at your experiences, relationships, nervous system, and life history to uncover the patterns that may have been overlooked. My goal isn't to give you another label; it's to help you better understand yourself so treatment finally feels like it fits.

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The Transformation

Finally connecting the dots

When you understand the why behind your experiences, everything begins to make more sense. Instead of chasing symptoms, we'll focus on the underlying patterns so you can move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Take The Next Step

You don't have to keep searching for answers alone.

Let's begin connecting the dots so therapy finally feels like it's getting to the heart of what's been keeping you stuck.