Services
- Individual
- Couples
- Family
- Adolescent/Teen
- Group
About My Clients
Life sometimes has a way of weighting us down or overwhelming us with its demands. And this only gets messier and more difficult to manage when trauma enters the picture. Trauma is a natural and unavoidable aspect of life, but it often leaves us feeling powerless and hopeless. If you are struggling with these feeling and the weight of trauma, there is hope. Trauma does not have to rule our lives. We can find meaning in spite of our wounds. Together, we can find the light in the darkness.
My Background and Approach
I graduated from Seattle University's Existential and Phenomenological Psychology program. And I work from a relational psychodynamic and psychoanalytic orientation. I have two years experience, and four years experience working on the National Suicide Hotline.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
As a member of the blind community, I support many causes related to disability and degenerative conditions. I also support and am an ally for LGBTQ+ and minority communities. As a musician and writer, I also understand the importance of creativity in one's life. We must always attempt to make room for meaningful and creative endeavors in our lives, to both combat negative stress, and restore emotional and mental bandwidth.