Kelsey Somppi, Owner/Director
MA, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, RPT-S, CMHS | OR, WA, CO
Clinical Supervisor
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Washington, Oregon, and Colorado. I have my Master's degree in Marriage, Couple and Family Therapy from George Fox University and my Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Washington State University Vancouver. I am also registered as a Child Mental Health Specialist and a Registered Play Therapist Supervisor.
I specialize in therapy and counseling for couples in all types of relationships as well as children and families. My primary focus is treating trauma including sexual assault, physical abuse, verbal abuse and domestic violence. I have a passion for assisting clients in working through conflicts, building better relationships, and overcoming trauma.
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I am certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and have other specialized training in trauma, including Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). I am also Level 2 Gottman trained and Level 2 IFS trained. Other approaches I use are Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Emotion Focused Therapy.​
Catie Hardman
MA, Licensed Mental Health Counselor,
National Certified Counselor, | OR, WA
Clinical Supervisor
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington and a Professional Counselor Associate in Oregon. I hold a Master’s degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy from George Fox University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Warner Pacific College. My passion lies in working with young children and their parents, teen girls, survivors of intimate partner and family violence, and especially individuals and families of non-dominant identities.
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My primary focus is on treating trauma and anxiety, stressed relationships, struggles with low self-esteem, and identity exploration. I hold specialized training in intimate partner and family violence through the YWCA of Clark County and Washington State Coalition, trauma informed care and crisis response, Multicultural Trauma Treatment, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Circle of Security Parenting, and in treating mental health struggles in children and individuals on the spectrum.
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I am currently in the process of becoming an Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist as well as a Nationally Certified Counselor.
Mariah Sullivan
MA, Licensed Professional Counselor | OR
Licensed Mental Health Counselor | WA
Clinical Supervisor
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oregon. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Western New England University and my Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from American International College. I am currently working on my M.S. in Kinesiology with a concentration in sport and exercise psychology from University of North Carolina - Greensboro. I am a National Academy of Sports Medicine certified personal trainer. I primarily work with adult women and my focuses include eating disorders and other food/exercise struggles, trauma, boundary setting, struggles within career, perfectionism, burnout, and lifestyle changes.
I take a feminist approach to therapy and believe in the importance of looking at personal issues within a societal and cultural perspective. I believe in finding the balance between personal accountability and also acknowledging that there are external factors that have created barriers, shaped our world views and shaped beliefs about ourselves.
I don’t rely on one theory or type of intervention. I frequently draw from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness interventions and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Common themes in therapy with me include self-compassion, behavior change, values-driven decision making, and challenging limiting beliefs.
Tania Castañón
MA, Clinical Social Worker
Associate | WA
I am passionate about working with children, young adults, families and the Latino community. I am bilingual in Spanish and also provide Spanish speaking services. I received a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Metropolitan State University of Denver and a Master of Social Work with a certificate in social work with Latino/as from the University of Denver.
I have been in the field for over 7 years and have worked in a variety of settings within counseling and therapy, social work, and restorative justice. I have worked with trauma, crisis management, adolescent substance use, adolescents in the criminal justice system, depression, anxiety, restorative justice, self harm, behavioral issues and other areas as needed.
I look forward to working with you and helping you on your journey.
Angelee Berrian
MA, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist | WA
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Washington who earned a Master’s degree from George Fox University in Portland.
Affirming and authentic relationships are crucial to survival and wholeness; I’m passionate about supporting parents who struggle with anxiety or frustration in their role, and I work with couples who are seeking deeper connection and restoration. In my work with individuals, I integrate creative and expressive therapies to help clients experience the value of play and process-over-product. My approach is based on experience & training in the following: Attachment Theory, Systems Theory, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Expressive Arts Therapy, Existential Therapy, Intuitive Eating, Incredible Years Parent Program, and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy.
I address the following concerns in my work with individuals, couples, and families: body-image & identity, burnout, spiritual & religious trauma or questioning, relational and communication difficulties, parenting, life transitions & grief, childhood emotional neglect, perfectionism, anxiety & existential questions. With curiosity and compassion, we’ll examine patterns that hinder self-acceptance, nourishing relationships, and whole-body living. We’ll uncover and hold some big questions to get to the heart of what kind of life is most meaningful to you.
Jasmine Hankerson
MA, Licensed Mental Health Counselor | WA
Professional Counselor Associate | OR
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Washington State and a Professional Counselor Associate in Oregon. I hold a Master's degree in Marriage, Couple and Family Therapy from George Fox University and my Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Portland State University.
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I am trained in systemic family therapy modalities with specialized training in trauma-informed care. I provide counseling for all couples (e.g. monogamy, non-monogamy & polyamory), children, families/parents and individuals; gender diverse folks, all ethnicities, all body sizes and types of abilities. My therapeutic approaches include Internal Family Systems (level 1 trained) for adults/teens; Emotionally Focused Therapy for relationship systems, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Play therapy for children/adolescence. My approach is informed by and integrated with Intersectional/Feminist, Queer, Relational, Attachment, Psychodynamic, Person-Centered and Humanistic theories. I am sex-positive and BDSM/kink-aware. I hold specialized training in treating survivors of sexual abuse, through Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs.
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I am passionate about supporting the well-being of under-represented, oppressed and marginalized individuals, families and communities. My therapeutic framework is person-centered and culturally sensitive, meaning you are accepted in this space as you are; unconditional and judgement free. I encourage folks to develop and maintain self-actualization skills; to acknowledge, accept and embody all the parts of your internal landscape and identity. Therapy with me is collaborative process where we can have fun (laugh a lot or maybe cry), learn and engage in new ways to support your mental health! I look forward to walking beside you in therapy.
Jessica Dougherty
MS, Professional Counselor
Associate | OR
I am a Professional Counselor Associate who earned a Master’s Degree in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling from The University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley, and I provide services to those in the state of Oregon.
I have a background in working with young children, adolescents, young adults, and adults. My primary focuses are treating anxiety, depression, sexual/physical/emotional abuse, interpersonal conflict and relationships, family conflict, self-esteem, stress, disability adjustments, life transitions, self-harm, self-identity, and behavioral concerns. Throughout our collaboration, the following modalities may be used: Client-Centered Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Reality Therapy, Systemic Therapy, Existential and/or Play Therapy.
As a counselor, it is my top priority to provide you with the safe space you may need to speak your truths and share your thoughts and emotions. Counseling may seem intimidating, so my hope is to bring you a comforting experience and provide you the opportunity to progress and identify your resiliency throughout your life experiences. I look forward to meeting and sharing this new journey with you!
Gita Sterling
MA, Marriage and Family Therapist
Associate | OR, WA
I'm a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate who received a Master of Arts in Marriage, Couples, and Family Therapy from Lewis & Clark College and a Bachelors of Arts in Sociology and Psychology from Portland State University. My previous work experience has been in public health education and advocacy with a focus on sexual and reproductive health.
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My clients are typically couples/partnerships, individuals ages 15+, and families who come from a range of backgrounds and experiences. My work often focuses on exploring LGBTQ+ identity with a focus on transgender and gender noncomforming clients, anxiety, depression, relational conflict and communication, and sexual issues. I use a variety of therapeutic modalities rooted in Systems Theory and Intersectional/Feminist perspectives, such as Emotion Focused Therapy and Satir Experiential, as well as Narrative and Collaborative theories.
My goal is to help you find the value in existing as your whole self and provide a place where you can begin to explore who you truly are. While my work is with individuals, couples/partnerships, and families, I have a special love of working with couples/partnerships who are taking the first steps to reconnect, grow, and exist authentically in their relationship(s).
Morgan Vann
MA, Clinical Social Worker
Associate | OR, WA
I received my Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from Portland State University, and my Bachelor’s degree in sociology with an emphasis in gender and sexuality from the University of Oregon. I am passionate about working with individuals age 15+ from all walks of life! I’m particularly interested in working with individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, exploring gender and sexual identities, self-compassion, interpersonal and relationship conflicts, spiritual identity, substance use, personality disorders, sense of self, chronic illness, and trauma.
My therapeutic approach always focuses on trauma informed care, and creating a safe space that feels centered around you and your goals. I use a variety of traditional modalities including Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Dialectical Behavioral therapy, Acceptance and Commitment therapy, Mindfulness, Narrative therapy, and more. I also enjoy incorporating more holistic approaches including ecotherapy, somatic methods, spiritual exploration, dream analysis, and other alternative practices. You’re wonderfully unique, and your therapeutic experience should be as well! Additionally, I come to this work from an intersectional feminist standpoint, and aim to carry awareness of how our well being is impacted by larger systems of power and oppression. I strive to address this through a therapy framework that is sex positive, gender affirming, anti-white supremacy, body-neutral, and oriented towards social justice.
As a counselor, it’s a gift to be able to hold space and honor folx throughout their mental health journey, and it’s my goal in our work together to provide a space that feels welcoming and embracing of your authentic self. My approach focuses on compassion, validation, and fostering self kindness through non-judgemental curiosity. I would be honored to be a part of your healing process, and look forward to knowing you!
Tania Santoso
MA, Mental Health Counselor Associate | WA
I’m a Mental Health Counselor Associate in Washington who received a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Oregon State University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Portland State University.
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I bring a culturally sensitive approach to my practice, ensuring that every client receives personalized and effective support. Embracing the spectrum of human experience, I collaborate with individuals of diverse ages, including children, adolescents, young adults, adults, and the elderly. I bring a wealth of experience and a passion for facilitating growth and healing, in navigating anxiety, depression, generational trauma, interpersonal conflict, and the multifaceted journey of self-discovery which includes guiding individuals through life's transitions, whether they be in relationships, careers, or personal identity.
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I draw from several therapeutic modalities, including Client-centered therapy, Narrative therapy, Art therapy, Cognitive-behavior therapy Mindfulness-based approaches, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and even Dungeon and Dragon’s therapy. As a counselor, I see our work as a collaboration between you, the client, and myself. Through a combination of these approaches, we will work together to help you grow and develop toward the best version of yourself (that definition can and will change over time, and that’s okay!).
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Embarking on a journey of growth and change can be challenging but also one of the most fulfilling experiences. I firmly believe that having someone who believes in you can make a world of difference. That's why I am here to support you and help you realize your potential. As humans, we are made up of a multitude of facets that shape who we were, who we are, and who we aspire to become. I believe it's important to acknowledge and accept all aspects of ourselves. I'm committed to exploring with you what makes you unique, what you value, and what motivates you to achieve your goals. Together, we can discover the path toward a more fulfilling and authentic life.
Taylor Ramsey
MA, Mental Health Counselor Associate | OR, WA
I am a Professional Counseling Associate registered in Oregon and Washington. I hold a Master's degree from Pacific University in Applied Psychological Science.
I have a background in outpatient pediatric occupational therapy where I enjoyed working to support children and families with sensory, motor, and cognitive challenges. I believe in supporting the family system and providing parents as well as children with tools to increase connection and well-being. My preferred populations to work with are neurodivergent individuals, and I have specific training with ADHD and autism. I do not believe in a one size fits all approach to therapy, and I value the client's perspective and collaboration when working towards goals.
My therapeutic training includes: Parent coaching, support for feeding, sensory integration, play based therapy, and trauma informed cognitive behavioral therapy.
Misti Patrella
MA, Mental Health Counselor Associate | OR, WA
For the ten years before becoming a therapist, I worked as a certified life coach, supporting people in achieving their life and work goals, regardless of what they believed held them back.
Whether you are struggling with losing your way (existential crisis), dealing with relationship issues, experiencing loss, facing big life changes, or grappling with something that feels outside of your control, I can help. I also have experience in helping people process old hurts and traumas that feel difficult to overcome. Additionally, I can provide support in moving forward from divorce, overcoming people-pleasing habits, managing anxiety and stress, and finding solutions to feelings of being stuck and overwhelmed.
Are you wanting to commit to your partner and/or get married? I am certified in Prepare/Enrich, a customized, non-religious, committed partnership/marriage preparedness program designed to help you and your partner prepare for the commitment you are undertaking together. You will understand how each of you views important topics that support your long-term relationship and work through differences before they become problems.
In my view, therapy begins with establishing a strong relationship between the client and the therapist. Trust, compassion, and empathy form the foundation upon which everything else is built. It is my role to create a safe environment for you to explore your thoughts and emotions. I strive to cultivate an atmosphere of non-judgment, allowing you to discover the answers that work best for you. I am here to support you in gaining deep awareness, healing, and achieving the most positive outcomes.
Audrey Olzak
MA, Marriage and Family Therapist
Associate | OR, WA
I am a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate in OR and WA who received a master’s degree in Marriage, Couples, and Family Therapy from Lewis and Clark College’s Graduate School of Education and Counseling. I have two bachelor’s degrees, one in Psychology and the other Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies from the University of California, Davis. My previous work has been in outreach to people affected by sexual assault, domestic violence, human trafficking, and homelessness.
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I practice from a body-neutral, sex-positive, gender-affirming, trauma-informed, and anti-racist standpoint, because I believe each and every person is entitled to a good and meaningful life, free of subjugation. I enjoy working with the many different ways people show up in relationships, including polyamory, ethical non-monogamy, and monogamy; BDSM, kinky, and vanilla; LGBTQIA+ and straight; disabled, abled, you name it. I am especially passionate about the relationships people have to each other, but work with families, relationships, and individuals 16+ alike. I employ attachment-based and emotionally focused therapy, based in systems theory, interpersonal neurobiology, intersectionality, queer theory, and feminist theory. This means that I work with you in the context of your life, paying attention to how the systems you are embedded in (such as your body, your family, your community, your job, your identities) are affecting your mental well-being.
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My therapeutic practice is rooted in compassion and empathy. In a world fractured by hardship and violent conflict, authenticity, kindness, and understanding are vital to maintaining connections to our friends, family, and loved ones. When suffering occurs in our lives, whether physical or mental, it is partially through these connections that we can heal.
Suffering comes in many forms, and the emotions that accompany it can be taken as messages from our bodies and minds that can lead us to the source. What I aim to do in our time together, is work with you to identify and interpret those emotional messages, and then to follow you to the source of suffering and process what we find there. My role in our work together is like a tour guide – I have a general map of the human experience and know multiple different pathways that lead to these different places. But ultimately, I work with you to determine where to go and how to get there. What is the “terrain” like? What sort of obstacles might be encountered, and what do we do when we get there? I come in with this information, but you have the power to choose amongst all these options. I look forward to doing this work with you!
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Collin Chute
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern from Lewis and Clark College.
I approach my practice with a sense of curiosity, warmth, humor, and presence. I invite you to be your authentic self, and together we can collaborate in ways that serve you best, as you are the expert on your own life. This may involve dealing with issues arising in the present, navigating systems of oppression, processing past trauma, or shaping the life you envision. I often operate from Narrative, Existential, and Structural modalities.
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I specialize in working with artists, identity work, and creativity. I also understand the mental strain faced by athletes and individuals alike going through recovery and rehabilitation.
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I enjoy working with a diverse group of populations, including individuals, couples, and families. Whether you want to work on personal relationships or professional relationships, I am here to guide you in building genuine connections to foster an empowering life that is authentic to you.
Alexis Klein
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am a clinical mental health counseling intern from Grand View University. I received my Bachelor's degree in psychology and human services from Grand View University as well. I have always wanted to spread empathetic listening, understanding, and support for others.
I am particularly interested in working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal relationship conflicts, and struggles with low self-esteem and stress. My approach to therapy includes several therapeutic modalities, such as person- or client-centered therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, art and play therapy, emotionally focused therapy, solution-focused therapy, and mindfulness-based practices.
In my counseling practice, I recognize the importance of maintaining cultural, gender, and sexuality sensitivity, as well as providing trauma-informed care for all the clients I work with. I strive to make therapy a safe, empathetic, genuine, and empowering space for you—no matter what. My work with clients heavily involves unconditional compassion, judgment-free curiosity, and acceptance.
Serene Singharaj
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern at Seattle University pursuing a Master's Degree. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, along with minors in Human Development and Women’s Studies from Washington State University Vancouver.
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I understand and hold compassion for the complexity of navigating multicultural identities, familial and societal pressures, and intergenerational trauma. With this background, I have a passion for working alongside BIPOC and other marginalized communities who struggle to find their place within the dominant society. As a counselor, I strive to remain culturally competent and sensitive to your diverse and unique experiences by creating a safe, trauma-informed, and non-judgmental environment.​
My practice draws from Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Attachment-Based Therapy, and Relational-Cultural Therapy. This means I support you within the context of your social/cultural identities and relationships to promote empowerment, emotional well-being, authenticity, and intentional meaning in your life. I also aim to provide a space where you can explore different parts of yourself and all of your emotions safely and deeply, no matter how big or small. Counseling looks different for everyone, so I hope to be a collaborative part of your healing journey!​
Kiley Nettesheim
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am a clinical mental health counseling intern from Seattle University. I graduated with my bachelor's degree in psychology from Northern Michigan University in Marquette, MI.
I value authenticity and believe that showing up as my genuine self in all aspects of life creates a safe and trustworthy environment for others to do the same. I believe this is an essential element for therapeutic growth and healing to begin. Every individual deserves to feel heard, understood, and to thrive in an environment of unconditional positive regard. I also believe in holistic healing, focusing not only on mental health but also on the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of wellness and the interconnectedness between them.
My approach to therapy is client-centered, trauma-informed, mindfulness-based, identity-affirming, strengths-based, and culturally responsive. I utilize a variety of techniques from different therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Psychodynamic Theory, Gestalt Therapy, and somatic interventions.
I have experience working with individuals aged 14 and older who have experienced struggles with anxiety, depression, severe stress/situational stressors, trauma, relationship problems, suicidal thoughts, struggles surrounding identity, self-esteem, emotional regulation, and healthy coping, as well as issues related to spirituality. I am passionate about supporting individuals navigating minor and major life transitions or changes, self-identity concerns, stress management, and clients looking to increase self-awareness. I also enjoy working with clients coming to therapy for the first time, LGBTQ+ teens, and individuals across the gender and sexuality spectrums.​
Melissa Brainerd
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am a clinical mental health counseling intern from Seattle University. I hold Bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and English, with a concentration in gender and sexuality, as well as a Master’s degree in Education.
I have worked for over 20 years with adolescents and their families, particularly focusing on educational and disability justice. This identity-affirming, trauma-informed work has centered around students and families who identify as first and second-generation immigrants, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, neurodiverse individuals, and those who are disabled or chronically ill, all of whom face systemic obstacles.
Life’s transitions and challenges—whether they are internal, external, or systemic—can become more manageable with some assistance. My role adjusts to your needs by holding space, bearing witness, identifying patterns, and highlighting your strengths. My work integrates a variety of modalities, including Gestalt, motivational interviewing, humanistic and existential theory, all from a trauma-informed, culturally affirming, and strengths-based approach, with the potential to incorporate art therapy, movement therapy, and somatic techniques.
I specialize in working with chronic illness and disability, developmental and life transitions, the exploration and appreciation of self, teen and young adult development, parenting challenges, and college and career counseling. Self-reflection and the work towards change can be challenging, and I appreciate the decision you’ve made to consider counseling.
Katie Thomas
I am a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern. I received my training at Lewis & Clark Graduate School and have my Bachelor’s in Biology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as well. I would describe my approach to therapy as curious, collaborative, and non-judgemental.
I draw from Emotionally Focused Therapy and Interpersonal Neurobiology to help clients deepen self-awareness, strengthen connection, and create more flexible ways of relating—to themselves, others, and their environment. My approach is individualized, identity-affirming, trauma-informed, and grounded in the belief that people grow best in relationships where they feel safe, seen, and supported.
I work with individuals, couples, and families navigating issues related to complex trauma, chronic pain, and neurodivergence. I especially enjoy working with people who’ve tried therapy before and are still seeking something that “clicks,” or are forging paths outside dominant norms and are looking for a space that honors that complexity.
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
Alli Nadow
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am currently a graduate student intern completing a Master of Arts in Professional Mental Health Counseling program at Lewis & Clark College. I received my bachelor’s degree in Recreation Therapy. I believe finding your values and recognizing how you spend your time when you are not working can have a huge impact on the quality of your life. In the nine years I have done this work, I noticed people’s deep need to be heard and gain tools to make their life better. I have a strong focus on relationship issues, anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, and sexuality. I have worked in many mental health spaces and always honored in being alongside people’s journeys in life.
I believe that we all have innate capacity to grow through our difficulties. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, seen, cared for, and welcomed to explore your lived experience more. I believe in life, sometimes we develop patterned ways of going about our days. Some moments in our life, those patterns are helpful and get us through, and sometimes it is time to let go of those patterns to bring new ways of being into our experience. I believe counseling is a beautiful tool to help gain insight on certain patterns that are no longer helping us and create compassion and strength to look at why it may not be working and see what possible changes you can implement in your life to help create a life in line with your values and your authentic self.
As a counselor in training, I am an integrative therapist who wants to dismantle old patterns and foster sustainable change. My therapeutic approach is a blend of psychodynamic, attachment, and Third wave CBT in my sessions. I explore how these patterns originate from unconscious motivations and unresolved conflicts from our past. By bringing these dynamics into awareness we can gain insight into underlying causes and how that protects us from emotional distress. From there, we work on mindfulness and acceptance of these patterns without judgement, fostering psychological flexibility. By clarifying personal values and committing to actions aligned with these values, we can create new patterns that promote growth and well-being.
Makila Spencer
GRADUATE STUDENT INTERN | OR, WA
I am currently earning my master’s degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Therapy at Lewis & Clark College, with a specialization in sex therapy. I also hold a bachelor’s degree in Marriage and Family Studies with an emphasis in parent education from BYU-Idaho.
My approach to therapy is warm, empathetic, and collaborative. I work from a trauma-informed, Emotionally Focused lens, grounded in the belief that healing happens through emotionally safe relationships, the exploration of unmet needs, and a deeper understanding of the systems that shape us. I aim to support clients in accessing their emotions, softening reactive patterns, and moving toward greater connection—with themselves and with others.
I welcome individuals, families, and people in all types of relational structures—including polyamorous, kink-affirming, and non-traditional dynamics. I have a particular passion for helping people deepen emotional intimacy, navigate conflict, and strengthen their sexual wellbeing. I also offer support to those working through religious trauma or deconstructing from high-demand belief systems, honoring how these experiences shape identity, relationships, and meaning-making.
My background includes supporting teens and families through trauma and crisis at Youth Villages, working as a case manager and skill builder for diverse populations, and providing direct care for individuals with developmental disabilities. These roles have shaped my deep respect for each person’s story and strengthened my systemic, compassionate approach to therapy.
No matter what brings you to therapy, I’m committed to walking alongside you with care, curiosity, and without judgment.