Therapy for grief, identity, spirituality, burnout, relationships, and life’s threshold moments.

I support clients moving through death loss, non-death losses, family rupture, migration, relationship endings, illness, identity shifts, and major life transitions. Together, we make space for what has changed, what still hurts, and what new meaning may be emerging.

I work with clients exploring identity, culture, race, migration, queerness, family expectations, marginalization, and belonging. Therapy can offer a space to feel less alone, reconnect with your voice, and honor the parts of you that have often had to be translated or hidden.

I welcome clients exploring faith, doubt, spiritual longing, disconnection, purpose, mortality, devotion, and questions of meaning. My role is not to impose a worldview, but to support the language of meaning-making that feels most honest and alive for you.

I support clients living with emotional overwhelm, survival patterns, relational trauma, chronic stress, and burnout. Our work may focus on steadiness, nervous system support, boundaries, self-trust, and gently understanding the patterns that once helped you survive.

I work with clients navigating chronic pain, illness, disability, body image, medical trauma, health anxiety, changing capacity, and body grief. Therapy can help you relate to your body with more compassion, agency, and tenderness in a world that often misunderstands it.

I support couples, partners, and unions seeking deeper understanding, clearer communication, repair, intimacy, and more honest connection. My work is affirming of queer relationships, nontraditional partnerships, polyamory, chosen family, and evolving relational needs.