I am training to be a therapist with Sol Health because it is tough out there and I want to hold space for us to process that. If you are experiencing climate grief, hopelessness/helplessness, or a desire to connect more with the world, then I might be the right therapist (in training) for you!

Guided by clinical theory, I hope to collaborate with you in an ongoing, non-hierarchical therapeutic relationship. My approach to healing is informed by years of stewarding land from farms to backyards. In our work, I will use a horticulture therapy approach that acknowledges humans as animals in close relationship to plants. I blend these principles with those of internal family systems (IFS), somatic experiencing, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), intersectional feminist theory, and trauma-informed frameworks.

Currently, I am getting a master of social work from Georgia State University. As a social worker, I approach therapeutic relationships with practical skills and a systems mindset. I also use lessons from community organizing, such as mutual aid, to strengthen my systems approach. I am open to modalities such as art therapy, play therapy, and any other creative outlets you enjoy.