My work centers cultural attunement and neurodiversity-affirming practice, respecting the

unique ways each person understands and moves through the world. For more than a decade, I

have supported college students experiencing trauma, grief, interpersonal harm, relationship

concerns, identity exploration, and life transitions. My approach is grounded in attachment and

relational perspectives, with Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Internal Family Systems

(IFS) shaping my understanding of how patterns of connection develop and change. I also draw

from trauma-sensitive, existential, somatic, nature-based, and creative arts approaches, adapting

our work to what resonates with you.

Our counseling space invites you to externalize the stories and questions you have been holding.

Together, we will explore, process, build skills, and make meaning as you move toward a life

that feels authentically aligned with your deepest knowing.