Lenses I see through, in my work with clients:

Relational

I see healing as something that happens in relationship — with ourselves, others, and the world around us. The therapeutic relationship becomes a space to explore safety, trust, and authenticity.

Trauma-Informed

I work from an understanding that trauma can shape our nervous systems, behaviors, and relationships — often in ways we’re not conscious of. I aim to create a space that honors your pace, your agency, and your capacity to heal.

Depth-Oriented

I’m curious about what lies beneath the surface — the unconscious patterns, early experiences, and protective parts that shape how you move through the world. Together, we can explore how the past lives in the present.

Attachment

Our early relational experiences shape how we give and receive love, set boundaries, and understand ourselves. Exploring attachment patterns can offer clarity and healing in how we relate today.

Neuro-Affirming

I respect and affirm neurological differences as natural variations of human experience. I don’t approach difference as something to “fix,” but rather to understand and support.

Somatic

The body holds memory and wisdom. I help clients tune into sensations, movement, breath, and other bodily signals to access deeper awareness and healing.

These lenses are not rigid frameworks but guiding ways of seeing. They help me understand the rich complexity of being human — and they evolve as I do.

Training and Education:

• MFTC.0014879

• Master’s Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy (expected graduation October 2025) – The Denver Family Institute

• Master’s of Arts in Education and Human Development - University of Colorado Denver

• Bachelors of Science in Music - University of Colorado Denver

• Envision:You LGBTQ+ Behavioral Health Provider Training (Level 1)

• Trauma Informed Care