As a counsellor, I am passionate about unravelling the stories that we tell ourselves and the meaning we give to, and get from, them, and moving towards new ways of being and relating. Foundational to my work is the belief that we do not need “fixing;” that our bodies were made to hold complex and difficult realities alongside opposing truths. 

Integrated into my work is an understanding of the ways in which colonialism, white supremacy, capitalism, ableism, and gender-based oppression impact how we all move through the world and relate to one another. I am inspired by and aim to nurture the ways in which we can rebuild a connection to ourselves and to the world despite the ways in which these systems can fracture it.

The world can feel too fast, too soon, and too much. In my work with clients, I aim to embody warmth, curiosity, and a gentleness that allows you to slow down. I use a collaborative and contextual approach to my counselling work; you know yourself and your world best, and I invite you to bring all the parts of yourself to our work together.