You might be carrying stories you’ve never spoken aloud — a life that looks steady from the outside while something inside feels disconnected or unfinished. Relationships may feel harder than they should, or you may be longing for relief, softness, or a way of being that doesn’t require you to earn your worth. You don’t have to hold it alone.

As a therapist shaped by growing up across countries and cultures, with clinical training in the U.S – my work is grounded in respect for the ways people learn to survive — through achievement, over-responsibility, silence, self-reliance, emotional caretaking, or staying “strong” even when something inside feels tender or unseen. Coping is intelligent; even patterns that hurt now once protected you.

I work with adults navigating childhood emotional neglect, relational and sexual trauma, parentification, perfectionism, and the quiet ache of feeling alone in a room full of people. I also support LGBTQIA+ identities, sexuality, and gender exploration with care that understands identity as something lived in the body, not just named.

With couples and families, we slow down patterns — communication ruptures, intimacy blocks, conflict cycles, and intergenerational dynamics — to rebuild connection that feels more regulated, respectful, and real.

My approach is relational and embodied, integrating EMDR, psychodynamic exploration, IFS-informed work, somatic and yoga-based practices, and creative self-inquiry. This isn’t quick-fix symptom management; it’s work that invites you back to yourself at a pace your nervous system can trust.

Therapy with me is a place where nothing in you is “too much.” The parts you’ve hidden or carried alone are welcome here, without rush or judgment.

If something here resonates, I invite you to reach out for a 25-minute consultation. We’ll move toward what feels true and possible for you, with steadiness rather than urgency.