My methods include talk therapy, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for trauma healing, expressive arts to explore and release emotions, and body-oriented therapies to help you reconnect with your physical self. I also use parts work, which helps us connect with the different parts of you—whether it’s a protective part holding shame, a wounded inner child longing for care, or a resilient part ready to step forward. These approaches are tailored to support your journey of self-discovery, healing, and living authentically in a safe, affirming space.

Yes. I work with queer, poly, kinky, and sex-positive couples (and multi-partner constellations) to strengthen communication, navigate jealousy, and deepen intimacy. We’ll explore each partner’s needs and values, while also giving space for the protective parts that show up in conflict—like jealousy, fear, or shame. With compassion, we’ll help these parts soften so connection, trust, and pleasure can grow. Whether you’re new to parenthood, building a poly relationship, or reconnecting after betrayal, therapy can help you feel closer and more supported.

Yes. Supporting survivors of sexual assault is a core part of my work. Trauma often leaves parts of us carrying fear, shame, or distrust, while other parts long for healing and safety. In therapy, we’ll honor all of these experiences with care. Using EMDR, body-oriented practices, expressive arts, and inner child/parts work, we’ll create a safe path toward reclaiming your voice, rebuilding trust in yourself and others, and rediscovering pleasure on your own terms.

Yes, absolutely. I specialize in helping individuals navigate and heal trauma connected to these identities and relationships. Many people in these communities experience challenges like rejection, discrimination, internalized shame, and betrayal. Using trauma-informed approaches like EMDR, body-based practices, and parts work to tend to the protective and wounded parts inside, we’ll gently unpack these layers. Together, we’ll move toward reclaiming safety, reducing shame, and building a deeper sense of resilience and self-worth.

Yes. I identify as a bisexual person in a straight-presenting relationship with my husband. Together, we continue to evolve our relational structure to make space for our identities and needs. My lived experience informs my work, alongside a deep respect for every client’s unique story. You’re welcome to ask about my experiences—I want to connect on a heartfelt level while keeping the focus on your journey.