I believe effective therapy is built on the foundation of the therapeutic relationship — that the quality of the connection between therapist and client is not incidental to the work. It is the work. From that foundation, everything else becomes possible.

Clients often arrive disconnected — from their own experiences, from their bodies, from the people they love. Many of the people I work with are also navigating questions about faith, identity, and belonging. Some hold their faith as a living, breathing part of who they are. Others are in the middle of something harder to name — a deconstruction, a departure, a quiet grief over what they've lost or left behind. Wherever you are in that process, you'll find no agenda here. My training sits at the intersection of psychology and faith, and I've spent years learning how to hold that space with honesty and without pressure. Every experience you bring into this room will be met with compassion, warmth, and genuine respect for what it took to get here. That includes all of who you are.