Do you feel misunderstood by friends, family, and peers? Are you scared to use a public bathroom? Do you worry about the future of your rights to be and love as you are?

The pressures of a heteronormative world can be overwhelming, and the never-ending process of coming out exhausting. As a queer-identifying therapist, I want to help carry the weight of these feelings and much more.

Whether you’re still exploring who you are, navigating the stresses from systemic challenges, or simply tired of being forced to fit in a box, we can work through it together. Every step of the way, I will assure you that your identity and your love matter!

Maybe your identity is not even relevant to your main desire for therapy; you just want someone who gets what it means to be queer. I am here for you!

I’m a queer-identifying therapist offering LGBTQIA+ affirming, anti-racist care rooted in cultural humility. I came to therapy later in life, and that journey deepened my commitment to continuous learning and authentic connection.

My approach is flexible and collaborative, direct yet gentle, adapting to what works for you. I draw from ACT, self-compassion theory, and person-centered therapy to help you clarify your values, practice mindfulness, and transform your inner critic into a compassionate guide. Open communication is key; you’re always encouraged to share what’s working or what feels off. Whether you’re navigating identity exploration, coming out fatigue, systemic pressures, or simply want a therapist who understands queer life, I’m here. I also support loved ones processing a family member’s identity journey, offering judgment-free space to explore complex emotions and strengthen connections.

As a native Texan, I’m proud to serve the LGBTQIA+ community. Outside sessions, I enjoy Austin’s art scene, thrifting, sustainable living, cooking, crafting, and spending time outdoors with my partner, fur babies, and plants in our peaceful home space.

Currently receiving supervision from Ana Salazar, PhD, LPC-S