There is a wisdom that has brought you to consider therapy. Perhaps there are thought patterns or behavior that feel out of control or that interfere with your well-being. Maybe past trauma or painful memories continue to shape your experience.
I would like to support you to reclaim yourself and your life. Together we can bring compassion to whatever pain or discomfort you may be carrying. With curiosity and acceptance, greater clarity can emerge and the struggle that holds you back can begin to ease.
Change is possible.
Self-destructive patterns can shift.
It is possible to feel safer and more at home in your body.
I can help you explore the limits to your freedom so that you can live fully with greater choice, vitality and joy.
I am also honored and inspired to be part of the renaissance of psychedelic medicine and the possibilities it offers in these challenging times. Increasing evidence suggests that meaningful healing can occur through shifts in awareness that open new perspectives on life and self, creating space for greater freedom and new ways of moving forward.
In collaboration with a medical doctor, I offer Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) which can can often support therapeutic change more quickly than psychotherapy alone. KAP can be effective for trauma, OCD/anxiety, end-of-life anxiety, grief and loss, and other struggles related to thoughts, memories, sense of self and life direction.
If something in what you’ve read resonates with you, you’re welcome to reach out to me with any questions.
Contact me for a free phone consultation.
Areas of special focus:
- Trauma and PTSD
- Neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD, AuDHD)
- OCD and severe anxiety
- Grief and loss
- Body image and weight stigma
- Body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB’s)
- LGBTQIA+ clients
- Sexuality and relationship diversity (including non-monogamy and kink/BDSM)
- Adoption and adoptee issues
- Self-harm behaviors
- Medical and other phobias
- Surgery preparation and post-surgical psychological healing
- End-of-life challenges
It’s never too late to be who you were meant to be.
George Eliot