I believe in supporting all the ways that humans express themselves and love each other.
Therapy is a means to the goal of feeling better about living. This means that therapy should be an affirming and safe space for people to feel they are receiving unconditional positive regard for who they are as a whole being.
The goal of finding meaning in this life includes understanding what feels right and good for ourselves.
My training includes being an associate therapist for Pacific Pride Foundation for a year and a half as part of my internship in becoming a therapist.
I am a queer therapist, and I am an ally to all of the various individuals within the LGBTQIA2S+ community.
An open world without restriction of loving and expressing self is a more creative, expansive and inviting place to be. It is the world I want to live in.