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I became a therapist because I believe clarity changes everything, and that most women I know, including myself, have spent too much time managing everyone else's needs before their own.
What brings women to me is rarely one thing. It's usually a slow accumulation: a relationship that takes more than it gives, a health crisis that reshapes everything, or the quiet but persistent feeling that something needs to change. I'm also a cancer survivor, which means I bring both professional training and lived experience to that particular kind of reckoning.
I specialize in working with women navigating emotionally draining or imbalanced relationships, including those shaped by manipulation, chronic conflict, or volatility. I know how disorienting it feels to lose your footing in a dynamic that's hard to name. Together, we rebuild it.
What I want every woman who works with me to feel: that she's thinking clearly, trusting herself again, and making decisions that reflect what she values. This isn't about fixing you. It's about giving you a space that's genuinely yours, to slow down, speak openly, and start to hear yourself again.
