My approach is relational, collaborative, liberatory, compassionate, trauma-informed, and grounded in a social justice orientation.

I view people as shaped by a multitude of factors including: ancestry, biology, family, lived experience, and social, cultural and ecological contexts.

I hold an awareness of how dynamics of power and intersectional identities may impact a person's health and well-being, as well as how they show up within the therapeutic relationship. I strive to embody a respectful curiosity and cultural humility, providing space for participants to define and explore their identities, lived experiences, sources of suffering, and desires for growth and change.

I am known for direct, transparent and compassionate communication, and an ability to navigate difficult topics with grace.

I believe everyone possesses an innate capacity for healing, and that this innate part thrives within the context of meaningful relationship. I lean on the therapeutic relationship as a vital resource for healing, challenge, unconditional support, and growth.

I am LGBTQAI+ affirming, poly and ENM affirming, sex-positive, and affirming of neurodiversity.