The complexity of identity. The way our earliest relationships wire us. How being neurodivergent, mixed race, queer, first-generation, or in a relationship that doesn't fit the dominant template shapes the way we move through the world — and how we relate to the people we love.

As a parent, I hold particular awareness of how the cycle-breaking work is never just about you. It's about the lineage behind you and the one you're actively shaping. That dual awareness — healing yourself while raising someone else, building a career, holding your body together, translating your experience across worlds — is some of the most demanding psychological territory there is. I take it seriously.

My practice is built on the belief that your complexity is not the problem. It is the map. When we understand how your wiring, your body, your lineage, and your identities interact — that is where real and lasting change becomes possible.

I work with people who are done performing capability and ready to feel at home in themselves — all of themselves. Misfits welcome. I look forward to going to the depths with you.


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