Let’s Rewrite Your Story Together
I bring a background in journalism and storytelling into my clinical work, which shapes how I listen for patterns, meaning, and repetition in your story, not just symptoms.
In therapy, we slow things down enough to notice what’s been shaped by expectation, pressure, or survival, and how those patterns are still showing up in your thoughts, relationships, and decisions today.
A lot of the work is about making the implicit more visible, so you can understand what you’ve been carrying and why it makes sense that it’s there.
This isn’t about labeling you or reducing your experience. It’s about clarity. When things make more sense, change becomes more possible.
I’m warm, but direct. We don’t just talk about insight, we use it to create movement.