Individual Counseling

One-on-one support for grief, change, anxiety, trauma, caregiving, identity shifts, and becoming more yourself.

A space to slow down and listen inward.

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In our work together, I want to create a space where you can be honest about what you feel, what you want, and what you are tired of carrying. My goal is to help you work toward the life you envision, knowing that whatever challenges you bring into the room are part of that process.

My approach

Guiding principles

Curiosity

We will reframe your experiences with a sense of wonder, working together to understand the broader patterns that shape your life.

Compassion

I will listen deeply and witness your journey with empathy. You do not have to perform, explain perfectly, or make your pain more convenient.

Nervous System Understanding

We will explore ways to regulate your nervous system's responses to stress and trauma so you can find a greater sense of safety.

Body-Centered Awareness

We'll bring body awareness into our work, noticing physical tension and the connection between your mind and body.

Finding Your Strengths

We will find your strengths and bring them into your journey, helping you become more resilient as you grow.

You might be here because...

Life has asked too much

You may be carrying loss, responsibility, or a season of change that has rearranged more than you expected.

Your inner world feels loud

We can make room for what your mind and body have been holding, without rushing you or asking you to explain it perfectly.

You are becoming more yourself

There is space here for the tender, complicated parts of identity, body, relationship to self, and being an authentic person.

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The words people often bring

Grief and loss Life transitions Caregiving challenges Trauma and PTSD Depression and anxiety ADHD Women's issues Aging Body image

Ready when you are

You do not have to carry it all alone.

If you are moving through grief, transition, uncertainty, or overwhelm, we can begin with a conversation and see what support might feel right.