Services
About My Clients
I have worked with a wide variety of clients from individuals who want to discuss impacts of depression on their life to polycules learning to establish better communication habits. I am particularly passionate about working with queer, polyamorous/ENM, and kinky communities. Unfortunately the therapeutic profession has harmed many people with these identities in the past so I want to ensure all clients who need an inclusive space that they have one with me.
My Background and Approach
As an eclectic sex therapist for couples, non-monogamous groups, and individuals, there are many approaches that may come up throughout the therapeutic journey. I have borrowed from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral techniques, Person-Centered approaches, Attachment Theory, Systemic views, and more. As a bi, polyam person, I am incredibly passionate about education for queer communities and polyamorous acceptance. I believe our experiences connecting with others is what makes life both meaningful and just plain fun. I hold a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling and am working towards my PhD in Sex Therapy at Widener University. I believe everyone should feel heard and collaborate in the direction of their therapeutic journey. Humor is a staple in working with me, and I encourage people to feel they can discuss the “uncomfortable” topics of sex, kink, race, trauma, and whatever else you want to bring into the room.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
As a therapist and doctoral student I have been dedicated to learning about and advocating against past harmful practices. I know that the therapeutic profession has often been harmful and dismissive of people who held queer, trans, poly, kinky, and other marginalized identities. I aim to give space for all people to feel included and comfortable in therapy and to continuously push for better education for all therapists.