*currently only offering therapy for New York-based clients*
*only offering telehealth sessions at this time*
Studies consistently show that the most important part of effective therapy is a strong relationship between you and your therapist. When you come to see me, establishing a supportive connection where you feel safe enough to be yourself and to take risks is my first priority. I view myself as a collaborator with the people I work with and believe in moving at the speed of trust.
My approach as a practitioner is integrative, collaborative, and trauma-informed. I mainly use what is called ‘experiential’ models of therapy, meaning we are slowing down, noticing and working with material present in real time. The models I use include mindfulness, embodiment and somatic approaches, Internal Family Systems (IFS) and other relational and attachment-based models.
My practice is firmly rooted in liberation frameworks – meaning that we make connections between the outer world and the inner world, with attention to how capitalism, patriarchy, white supremacy and colonialism impact your mental health and well-being.
I have experience working with adults and young people experiencing homelessness, folks struggling with addiction; people experiencing anxiety, depression, and on-going trauma of oppression; queer and TGNC people, sex workers, HIV positive folks, frontline activists, queer immigrants, artists, and many intersections of these groups.
Check the ‘Exchange’ page for more information on my fees and payment options. If you’d like to schedule a free 15-minute consultation with me, hit the ‘Request a Consultation’ button below.