At the center of my approach is neurodiverse-affirming care. Being neurodivergent comes with both struggles and strengths. Both of these should be acknowledged and honored in the therapeutic space. From there my approach is more eclectic and incorporates trauma-informed and relationship-based models of therapy.

My passion is for supporting neurodivergent people and their families. To do this I offer a variety of mental health services. These services include comprehensive mental health assessments for autism or ADHD, individual therapy for adults, family therapy, and play-based therapy for children.