I work with LGBTQ+ teens, young adults, and adults who are living with chronic illness, pain, or invisible disabilities. A lot of people come in feeling dismissed, judged, or tired of having to explain themselves just to be taken seriously. Therapy with me is about feeling seen, finding relief, and having a space where your identity and your health are respected without question.

Many clients are looking for support that doesn’t treat their struggles like checklists or ignore the realities of living in a world that often pushes them to the margins. They want care that feels steady, honest, and responsive to who they are and what they’ve been through. That’s the kind of space I work to provide.

When The Trevor Project lost funding, it became clear how often the needs of queer and trans communities are pushed aside. That only strengthened my commitment to showing up in a way that reflects values of inclusion, justice, and care that runs deeper than surface-level support.

If you’re tired of being talked over or feeling like your full story isn’t being heard, you deserve a space where none of that is necessary. Therapy here centers what you actually need, at a pace that respects where you are and where you want to go.