My approach
I practice from a neurodiversity-affirming, attachment-informed, and trauma-aware lens. I work with adults who may be autistic, ADHD, or have learning differences as well as those navigating anxiety, relational trauma, or major life transitions.
I don’t view neurodivergence as something to be fixed. Many of the challenges my clients face make sense when understood in context: chronic overwhelm, masking, people-pleasing, shutdown, anxiety, or exhaustion from adapting to environments that weren’t designed with their brains in mind.
In our work together, I prioritize autonomy, pacing, and reducing cognitive and emotional overload. Therapy is collaborative and intentional. We focus on understanding your responses with compassion, clarifying boundaries and support needs, and identifying values-aligned choices while going at a pace that feels comfortable to you.
I integrate attachment and trauma-informed approaches, DBT, and family systems theory into sessions. I believe therapy should feel grounding, respectful, and empowering, especially for neurodivergent clients who have often spent years being misunderstood, overextended, or told to “try harder.”
I am currently accepting new virtual clients and have day-time availability during the week.
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