Despite the most difficult circumstances, I believe that we can all find ways to grow and heal. I'm here to help facilitate the change process by offering support, feedback, science-backed information, and personalized tools.  

 I’ve worked with clients experiencing an array of concerns: anxiety, depression, anger, relationship conflict, sexual health and satisfaction, difficulty with life transitions, and acute and complex trauma.  I have provided individual, couples, family, and group therapy.  

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My master’s degree in social work (MSW) is from Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana.  New Orleans was my home for years while I completed my clinical licensure process and first entered private practice. Kansas City, Missouri became my home at the beginning of the COVID pandemic, and I transferred most of my practice to Missouri at that time. While I now live in Omaha, Nebraska, I continue to enjoy offering therapy to folks living in Missouri and Louisiana.

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My approach is based in respect of each person's individual experience and values.  I work from an understanding that acceptance of and comfort in our bodies is essential to living a contented life.  When I earned my bachelors degree at Smith College, I focused on Women and Gender Studies, concentrating in Queer Studies. Since that time, I've strived to operate from an anti-oppressive framework, serving LGBTQ+ people and exploring the ways our environments impact our lived experience.

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I value simplicity, balance, and contentment.  When I’m not working, I can often be found experimenting with cooking, taking walks and enjoying the outdoors, reading, and writing.

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