Services
About My Clients
You’re probably here looking for a therapist because there are parts of your life you wish could be better. Are you tired of feeling stressed, depressed, and anything but blessed? Do you need support during a transition time in your life? Is your child having difficulties in school, at home, or with friends? I'm here to help! As a licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC) I offer individual and family therapy to help you and your family get to where you want to be.
My Background and Approach
I believe in the power of open and non-judgmental conversations. This means that we'll work together to talk about your thoughts, feelings, and experiences, allowing you to express yourself in a safe and supportive environment. I n therapy with me, we'll explore how your past experiences may be influencing your current feelings and behaviors, aiming for a deep understanding rather than just a surface-level fix. My goal is to support your whole-person development, not just providing a quick fix. By using this approach, I want to help you better understand why you feel the way you do! As a queer therapist myself, I proudly provide gender affirming care! Here, you’ll find safe and inclusive space where your gender and sexuality are understood, respected, and celebrated. Together, we'll tap into your strengths and empower your true self, enabling you to pursue your goals of embracing authenticity and and cultivating a healthier, more joyful life!
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
Lots of people see therapy as a one-sided experience with little or no chance to interact with a real person. I promise you, I am as real as it gets! I show up to every session as my true, authentic self because I know how important it is to feel connected with and relate to your therapist. I will be your biggest cheerleader and your shoulder to cry on. Together, we’ll celebrate your wins and mourn your losses. I know first hand how hard it can be to find the right fit and how discouraging it can be to get another therapist who doesn’t get you. Let’s be real—you want a therapist who understands you and gets what you’re going through, not another person to nod and ask “how does that make you feel?” At the end of the day, you want to leave therapy feeling heard, seen, and valued.