I provide support for managing overwhelm, improving self-advocacy, and balancing your capacity with external demands. This can include navigating anxiety and uncertainty related to today’s political and economic climate, which often adds an additional layer of stress for many young adults.

Transitioning into adulthood is overwhelming. As demands increase, neurodivergent traits can become more apparent, often leading to burnout. In our sessions, we might focus on developing strategies to advocate for your needs in a world that may not always accommodate you. We might also process the ways in which your needs were not met in the past and dig into how that is impacting you now.

Please note: I am not completing autism assessments at this time.

Play is a natural language where healing, growth, and connection begin. My play-based, child-centered therapy honors each child’s unique way of thinking, feeling, and being in the world. I believe that children’s mental health matters deeply, and we're here to help them build emotional regulation, social confidence, and resilience in a way that fits who they are.

I offer in-person individual therapy for children, and we work closely with parents and caregivers to support progress both in and out of the therapy room.

We also currently have openings in our Virtual Minecraft Play Groups!

Parenting comes with plenty of challenges—and when your child experiences the world a little differently, it can bring even more questions, emotions, and uncertainty. Whether your child is neurodivergent, you're exploring that possibility, or you're simply trying to better understand their unique needs, you're not alone.

My parenting support services offer guidance, tools, and collaborative strategies to help you feel more grounded and confident. This might include individual parent sessions or family therapy focused on daily routines, behavioral concerns, and ways to strengthen your connection with your child. Together, we’ll explore what approaches are most supportive for your child—and for you—so your family can thrive.