A Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate

with my Co-Therapawst: Cali (My Dog)

I’m a therapist with a physical disability, and those lived experiences shape how I understand people, relationships, and the systems we move through.

I know firsthand that living with chronic illness, pain, or disability can be exhausting and isolating. It can change your relationship with your body, your energy, and your sense of what life is “supposed” to look like. Managing appointments and medical care can feel like its own full-time job.

Let’s face it, the world wasn’t built with inclusion in mind. But I see you, and you don’t have to hold all of this alone.

Having a space to process the stress, whether it’s from medical care, relationships, work, identity, or something harder to name, can make a difference. Over time, we begin to reconnect with your capacity to sit with what’s here and move through it in a way that feels more supported.

This is a space where you don’t have to separate parts of yourself or explain everything perfectly.

Together, we slow things down, make sense of what you’re carrying, and explore ways of moving through life that feel more grounded and supported.

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