I work with individuals and couples who bring diverse, intersecting identities to therapy, whether they are from multiracial backgrounds, navigating intercultural marriages, or exploring the impact of neurodivergent and sexual identities on their relationships with themselves and others.

They might identify as a highly sensitive person, a creative, or a caretaker, and might find themselves getting easily overwhelmed, feeling misunderstood, or swinging from feeling like too much to never enough from one moment to the next.

My individual clients often seek support during pivotal life transitions that reshape their sense of self - they might be discovering their neurodivergence after a lifetime of feeling misunderstood, feeling chronically behind at any given stage of life, or finding their way through grief, whether from specific losses or from the ambient grief that lingers when the version of life they’re living doesn’t quite match the one they were expecting.

Couples often come to this work when they feel disconnected because one or both partners are experiencing significant changes, within themselves or in the world around them. What unites them is a desire to navigate these profound changes with greater ease and self-compassion.