Whether you're stepping into the waters of private practice, ready to break free from insurance panels, or finally feel safe enough to charge what your work is worth — I’m here to help. I love supporting clinicians as they launch their businesses and bring their ideas to life

Before becoming a therapist, I worked as an ASL interpreter in cross-disability spaces, which laid the foundation for my deep commitment to disability justice. During my graduate education at Syracuse University, I received specialized training rooted in disability studies — equipping me with a nuanced understanding of disability culture, rights, and systemic oppression.

In clinical consultation, I support therapists who want to deepen their understanding and awareness of ableism — including how it shows up in clinical spaces, relationships, and within ourselves. If you're looking to unpack internalized systemic narratives and build a more accessible, equity-informed practice, I invite you to connect using the form below.

In my clinical consultations and supervision, I bring a deep specialization in trauma, personality structures/disorders, and complex abuse. My background includes working with individuals who have survived profound and often hidden experiences — including sex trafficking, ritualized abuse in cults (including religious contexts), relational trauma, and deeply enmeshed family-of-origin dynamics.

I offer a supervision space grounded in systems theory, attachment-based models, and an intersectional lens — helping you hold the full complexity of your clients’ stories with confidence, clarity, and care. Together, we’ll explore both the clinical and emotional layers of your work, so you can grow as a practitioner while staying connected to yourself and your purpose.