I am a clinical social worker and therapist grounded in anti-oppressive, mutual liberation work. I believe trauma and healing are individual as well as collective and that it is important to explore not only our own beliefs, values, and experiences, but also the ways these are shaped and impacted by living under white supremacy, heteropatriarchy, and capitalism. By better understanding the effects of collective trauma and oppression, we might invite in more kindness and compassion for ourselves and others as we seek to make changes in our day-to-day lives.

My clinical background has focused on work with queer and/or neurodivergent individuals. I also draw from experiences working in mutual aid, community organizing, harm reduction, crisis support, and nightlife. My therapeutic approach pulls from polyvagal theory, parts work and internal family systems, relational-cultural theory, attachment theory, and mindfulness. I believe strongly that healing must take place both in the mind and the body, and lean heavily on integrating somatic approaches into my work, including EMDR. I offer pay-what-you-can letter writing sessions for gender affirming g

Outside of care work, I can be found listening to music, dancing, swimming, and playing with my italian greyhound Pickle.