I often work with people who feel far from home, both literally and emotionally. Immigrants, wanderers, new parents in unfamiliar places. People whose lives have changed, and whose inner maps no longer match the terrain. In our work together, we travel—into the past, the present, and the imagined future to understand your path more clearly. To walk it with greater self-trust and aliveness.

Therapy, like any journey, isn’t about rushing to a destination. It’s about the way we move. I offer a steady, compassionate presence and an attuned, collaborative approach. We’ll follow your pace, your questions, your longings. You don’t need to have it all figured out to begin.

We might encounter emotional weather, unexpected landscapes, or long-held patterns that no longer fit. There may be grief, anxiety, or an ache beneath the surface. But you won’t be walking alone.

I believe healing happens in relationship—in the safety of being truly seen and heard. That’s why our work will be shaped not just by my training, but by the trust we build and the honesty we bring. I’ll listen closely, offer perspective when it’s needed, and help you notice what wants to change.

Together, we’ll trace your story and reflect on the beliefs and roles that have shaped your path. As insight grows, new choices often emerge—ones that feel more rooted, more expansive, more you.