I work with those navigating pregnancy and postpartum, first responders and their families, parents, and professionals experiencing burnout, anxiety, trauma, chronic stress, and feeling disconnected from themselves or the people they care about.
This work goes beyond managing symptoms, helping you feel more steady, grounded, and connected to yourself and your relationships.
Therapy isn't one-size-fits-all, and neither are the people who come here. Some people arrive with a clear understanding of what's been weighing on them. Others simply know something feels different. Wherever you're starting, you don't have to have it all figured out before seeking support.
Here, the roles you carry are honored—but they aren't the whole of who you are. Therapy is tailored to you, integrating practical skills and deeper process work to support meaningful healing and change.
If faith is an important part of your life, it can be thoughtfully integrated in a way that reflects what is meaningful to you.
My path to becoming a therapist was shaped by my own healing journey—one formed through trauma, loss, performance-based pressure, and the unique stressors of life within a first responder family, with faith as an anchor along the way.
That lived experience, alongside my clinical training, shapes how I show up in this work. I don’t just sit back and ask questions—I’m present, engaged, and attuned.
You're functioning, sure, but the tension in your shoulders says otherwise. You’re on edge more often than not, and even rest feels like another task on the to-do list.
You’ve seen hard things. And some of them stick around longer than they should. Maybe it hits you at night. Maybe it shows up when you least expect it. Either way, it’s heavy.
You're successful, driven, maybe even admired, but something's not syncing. You're tired of feeling stuck in your head and out of touch with yourself.
Maybe things went sideways. Maybe no one prepared you for how hard this would feel. You love your baby, and still, you're grieving what happened, or what didn’t.
You’ve gotten very good at saying “It’s fine” so they don’t have to carry what you carry. But somewhere along the way, protecting them started to look like pulling away.
You’re smart, capable, and constantly bracing for guilt or conflict. People-pleasing got you far. But it’s also left you drained, resentful, and out of touch with your own needs.
This practice is built around the challenges that impact your life. Each of these paths offers focused, specialized support for what you’re carrying.
Work gently with your nervous system to help you process stuck memories and finally feel safe in your body and life.
Confidential therapy for professionals navigating pressure, visibility, and responsibility—including leaders, creatives, and those in the public eye.
This grounding guide was developed to support increased regulation and development of a personal plan for engaging skills to support regulation based on the level of stress, overwhelm, or activation being felt in a moment.
The activation scale supports the understanding that at certain heightened experiences, certain grounding tools may feel harder to use than others (ex. using breathwork when feeling a sense of panic can be challenging, but visual orienting may support grounding in that moment).