It takes immeasurable courage to face the unknown at the heart of change. I am grateful for the chance to support anyone in this deeply personal endeavor, because being and becoming is as unclear a process as they come.

Therapy can amount to any number of positive changes, some of which are: a newfound perspective within your relationships; more awareness on the sources of your struggle; expanded inner resources; and a more integrated sense of self. I hope and believe that people from all races, sexualities, ages and genders will find in me a sensitive and compassionate attendant to the changes they long for.

I am a marriage and family therapist who works with adults, couples, adolescents and children. I studied Literature at UC Santa Cruz and received my masters degree in Community Mental Health from the California Institute of Integral Studies. I take a trauma-informed, collaborative and relational approach. My therapeutic style draws from person-centered therapy, psychodynamics, mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative and play therapy.