I’m a therapist after a long career in marketing and communications. I enjoyed my work and my colleagues, but began to feel a desire for a different path. Responding to that desire turned out to be more than just a career change, but an invitation to a life of greater expansion and trust—stepping away from roles and places where I no longer fit, learning to trust my intuition and rediscovering parts of myself that had been there all along.

In addition to training as a trauma and grief therapist, my expertise draws on principles of spiritual formation, contemplative practices and spiritual care, and is based on the integration of concepts and ideas across many traditions and disciplines.

​It’s my hope to provide a safe place for asking hard questions and releasing painful burdens, whether due to trauma or abuse, illness and grief, anxiety or adjusting to difficult life events.

​I work with people from all faith and non-faith backgrounds who want an approach that respects their unique family, spiritual and religious history. For those who have experienced relational abuse in spiritual settings, I bring an openhearted and non-dogmatic approach to your care.

Choosing to begin therapy is an act of both curiosity and courage: curiosity about yourself and courage to experience what you discover. I’d be honored to join you.