My identity as a Black woman deeply informs my work, and I feel incredibly passionate about supporting other Black women and QTBIPOC individuals. Through my own experiences with therapy, care from Black providers gave me a sense of safety and understanding that I needed and inspired me to become a therapist and offer that kind of support for others. 

When working with me, you can expect a warm approach and a space where you can bring your full self without judgment. I prioritize building trust and going at a pace that feels right for each person. I specialize in working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, and trauma-related symptoms. Together, we can help you build coping skills, deepen your understanding of yourself, and explore the ways trauma may be held in your body. My goal is to help you move toward healing and liberation. 

At the core of my work and values is a commitment to collective liberation. I believe everyone deserves be free from oppressive systems and have their needs met. This informs my work as I hold space for the ways these systems (e.g. racism, transphobia, homophobia, colonialism, capitalism, and more) impact lives and contribute to those of us with marginalized identities holding trauma and internalizing narratives that tell us we are the problem. 

I value connection, safety, and trust as the foundation of healing relationships. My hope is to create a space where you feel seen and understood as you move toward healing.