As a queer, BIPOC, and neurodivergent clinician, it has always been important to me to provide culturally-competent care to the communities that I am a part of. I believe in decolonizing the therapy space and honoring the indigenous practices that therapy is rooted in. I created this group practice so that clinicians that share those values can come together and create a space that meets clients where they’re at and helps them get where they’re going.

I'm an advocate for decolonizing our understanding of trauma and neurodiversity. Drawing from personal experience and a background in decolonization, I explore how systemic forces shape lived realities. Through workshops, assessments, and engagement with other medical professionals, I promote trauma-informed practices that uplift neurodivergent voices, fostering resilience and inclusivity.