Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?
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-Mary Oliver
A focused and collaborative relationship with a caring professional can be a life-changing experience. I help people increase freedom and joy in their lives and relationships. I use a client-centered and strengths based approach to help with a variety of concerns and issues.

Anxiety, Depression, and Insomnia
About half my clients at any given time are struggling with social or other anxiety, perfectionism, depression, or insomnia. If you struggle to make friends, feel overwhelming sadness, or avoid social situations, you might benefit from therapy to address depression or anxiety.

See my page on Anxiety Treatment for more information on specialized treatment. >>

Trouble sleeping? Click here to read an article I wrote from clients with 12 tips to help you sleep more soundly: How Are Your Sleep Habits? Tips to Get Better Sleep.
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Body Image and Intuitive Eating
From the perspective of radical acceptance, I enjoy working with people who want support with body acceptance, intuitive eating, and living in a world with loads of size bias. I use a Health at Every Size approach to any behavior change you might want, if any, and body acceptance. Are you trying to remove your attention from what the scale says and focus on moving, eating mindfully, enjoying your food, and getting in touch with the signals your body tells you? Or need help with the acceptance part and want support to get by in our world that is so focused on young, thin, abled, light skinned bodies? Unbiased therapy rooted in social justice and acceptance is one option to receive that support. 
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I also provide therapy and counseling services for adults with a variety of additional circumstances, including:
  • financial and money matters
  • life transitions, especially for young adults
  • non-judgmental counseling for LGBTQIA folks and those in open relationships
  • forming healthy relationships 

To learn about my background and training, refer to my About page. 

To learn more about mindfulness, values-based living approaches, Exposure Therapy for anxiety, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and other methods I use in therapy, and for reading suggestions on these issues, please see my Reading Suggestions & Resources page.