I have over a decade of experience helping clients feel seen, connected, and inspired to become better versions of themselves. I have found that by helping my clients have a compassionate understanding of themselves, they can have a compassionate view of others.

I spent my early career working with the Trevor Project and ACLU, and later as a clinical psychologist.

It is such a privilege to help my clients on their personal journey, and I look forward to helping you with yours!

My experiences taught me that despite our differences we have so much more in common.

Traditional psychology views life from the perspective that something about you is “abnormal” or “pathological”. This can lead to increased shame and stigma for marginalized communities, especially the LGBTQ+ community.

I focus on what connects us. Despite our differences, we all have the same core needs to be seen for who we truly are, connect with like-minded individuals, and thrive in our relationships.

My passion is helping anyone who feels stigmatized for who or how they love to discover the best parts of themselves and learn to become more present, and more compassionate with themselves and others.

I use evidence-based techniques to help you learn how to shift your energy from sources of frustration and sadness and refocus that energy on sources of love, gratitude, and joy.