My approach is grounded, relational, and reflective. I’m less interested in quick fixes and more interested in understanding patterns, context, history, and the systems that shape how we move through the world. Whether I’m working with an individual, a couple, a family, a clinician, or an organization, I’m listening for what’s underneath and what’s being carried.

I care deeply about belonging, not as a slogan, but as a lived experience. Belonging shows up when people don’t have to perform, minimize, or disappear to be accepted. It shows up when leadership is thoughtful, when relationships are honest, and when systems are designed with people in mind.

My work is informed by years of clinical practice, leadership development, community engagement, and systems-level experience. I support individuals navigating identity, growth, leadership, and transition. I partner with organizations seeking to strengthen culture and community. I provide clinical supervision for emerging clinicians who want to grow with intention and integrity.

I also hold deep respect for lived experience. I understand what it means to navigate harm, power, and healing, and how important it is to be in spaces that don’t require you to explain, justify, or perform your pain. That understanding informs how I show up: with care, clarity, and respect for your autonomy.