Welcome, I’m glad you’re here! I consider therapy a space in which we will work together to understand your interpersonal patterns, explore your emotions, develop insights, and create accountability for working toward your goals. When working with clients, I hold in mind what each of us brings into the space. I lean into my knowledge, empathy, curiosity, and humanness while at the same time, trusting my client’s authenticity, expertise, and truths. I use this interplay between us to help guide our work.

I am grounded in process-oriented relational work and am drawn to attachment theory as a foundational understanding of human connection. My interest is in relationships- one has with themself, others, their communities, and their cultures. I utilize this framework to work with clients on gaining insight and connection both individually and collectively. Some things that drive my work are my deep commitment to the LGBTQIA+ community, sexual health, transformative justice, pleasure and play, liberation for all, and the power of human connection.

I am a fourth year doctoral student at Pacific University. I have received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from California State University, Channel Islands and a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Pacific University. Throughout my professional journey, I have worked in a variety of settings including working with adolescents in academia, substance use detox and rehabilitation, crisis lines, and community mental health services.

I am working under the supervision of Gregory Chance Taylor, PsyD and Adrian Sanchez, PsyD, ABPP.

Services offered:

• Individual Psychotherapy
• Couples Therapy
• Psychological Assessment