As a neurodivergent therapist myself, I understand how exhausting it can feel to constantly work against your brain instead of with it. In our sessions, I’ll help you better understand your neurotype, build realistic tools for daily life, and nurture self-compassion instead of self-blame.

When partners experience and process the world differently, communication can get complicated. I help couples and polycules understand each other’s needs, bridge neurotype differences, and strengthen connection through empathy, structure, and mutual respect.

*What are neurotypes?

Neurotypes are distinct differences in the way people process information (thoughts, emotions, sensory stimuli, and more). Examples of different neurotypes include ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, etc.

You deserve a space where your identity feels not only accepted, but deeply respected. My approach is affirming, trauma-informed, and grounded in curiosity and care. However you identify or express yourself, you are safe to show up as you are here.

So many of us spend years masking, performing, or trying to fit into roles that don’t feel like “us.” Together, we’ll explore what feels authentic for you—unpacking patterns, honoring your story, and rediscovering the version of yourself that feels most real.

Family stories and cultural expectations shape us in powerful ways. I work with clients who are navigating the weight of intergenerational trauma, identity, and belonging—helping you hold space for your roots while also giving yourself permission to grow in your own direction.

When family dynamics start to feel tense or unbalanced, it can leave everyone feeling unheard. I help families slow down, understand what’s beneath the conflict, and learn new ways of communicating that create safety, respect, and connection at home.