Eve (she/her) has worked with trauma and mood disorders since 2019. Her work focuses on both what is happening on the inside as well as outside factors that may impact people’s wellbeing. Eve works primarily with LGBTGEQIAP+ adults and older adolescents. While she embodies cisgender and straight-presenting identities, her omnisexual identity deepens her work with nuanced identities and comphet experiences.

While training, Eve began to learn from clients the importance of advocacy within and outside of counseling sessions, leading her to join the Charlotte Trans Healthcare Group as well as continue her American Counseling Association membership specifically with their LGBTGEQIAP+ chapter, SAIGE. The former allows her to connect with and learn from other trans-affirming providers from diverse backgrounds at least once a month, and the latter provides multiple continuing education opportunities to train in the most up-to-date counseling approaches and techniques to best support LGBTGEQIAP+ folks. Eve integrates a trauma-informed biopsychosocial approach with psychodynamic and feminist lenses. She supports reproductive justice and bodily autonomy and is able to provide gender affirmation letters.