Registered Psychotherapist
For when something
needs to change
A grounded, affirming space for individuals and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, relationships, and life transitions.
She stands inside a circle of her own drawing. A boundary isn't a wall that keeps people out; it's the line that lets you stay close to them without losing yourself.
Two people hold a single compass between them, a doorway opening behind. Therapy is like this: not something done to you, but a direction we find together.
He holds a small flame while a quiet presence stays beside him. Some feelings only soften once someone can see them without judgment. Here, you don't hold yours alone.
She sits still on the water, the storm around her quieted. Beneath anxiety's noise there's a steadier you, and we practice returning to it, breath by breath.
She meets her reflection, which gazes back calmer. The patterns you keep repeating aren't flaws; they're old protections, and seen clearly they begin to loosen.
She carries an urn through the dark, setting a little of it down with each step. Grief and trauma aren't yours to carry alone; we can lighten the load together.
Who I Work With
You Don't Have to Have It All Figured Out
Whether you're coming to therapy for the first time or returning after a break, here are some of the people I work with.
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