“To know compassion fully is to engage in a process of forgiveness and recognition that enables us to release all the baggage we carry that serves as a barrier to healing” -bell hooks
~ Savannah identities: white, Appalachian, Queer, transgender / nonbinary, AuDHD
~ Specialties:
Individual Therapy
Neurodivergent Folks (ADHD + Autism)
Trauma
Chronic Illness + Disability Support
Gender + Sexuality Identity Exploration
Plurality / Systems / DID / OSDD
ARFID Support
Neurodivergence - ADHD + Autism Evaluations
~Meets with clients virtually in Oregon & Washington
In our work together, my goal is to create a supportive, affirming space where you feel seen, heard, and empowered. I believe you already hold the knowledge and power to support yourself — my role is to be a compassionate container that reflects your goals, strengths, challenges, and growth opportunities. I center you as the expert in your own life. Our sessions are collaborative, curious, and grounded in respect for your lived experience. I take a neurodivergent-affirming approach and recognize that many of the things we label as “symptoms” are actually valid responses to systemic oppression, trauma, or being in environments that weren’t built with your needs in mind.
Humor is one of my favorite therapeutic tools — I believe that laughter can be healing and regulating, and I love to share those moments with my clients! I’m passionate about understanding how your mind works and finding therapeutic strategies that align with your unique wiring, rather than forcing you to fit a mold that doesn’t serve you.
Our space may at times be gently challenging as we explore and question old patterns, beliefs, and narratives that may no longer serve you. I bring a relational, human presence to our work — I aim to be authentic and real, while maintaining clear and supportive boundaries. In sessions, I pull from Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Parts Work, IFS, Cultural Relational Theory, Feminist Theory, Brainspotting, Neurodivergent affirming therapy, Affirming therapy, Queer Theory, WPATH training, and Geek Therapy.
Whether we’re processing something difficult or diving into your special interests, I’m here to walk alongside you as you move toward compassion, self-understanding, and empowerment.
Mogget is a 14 year old human baby in the body of a cat. If he could be held constantly, that would be ideal. He is very vocal and you will hear how excited he is that he just used the litter box on any given day. He has pica and thinks lego plants taste as good as real ones. Chihiro is a 6 year old Shiba Inu, which means she is full of sass and can communicate better than some humans. She is named after the lead character in Spirited Away, because she is anxious but will lead with curiosity on any adventure. Her vet added a note on her file of "World's Best Shiba" because even if she hasn't met you yet, she loves you very much (but not as much as peanut butter)!
~Availability:
not accepting clients for individual therapy
accepting new clients for Gender-Affirming Surgery Letters
not accepting new clients for Neuro-affirming ADHD + Autism Evaluations
~Location:
Online for Washington + Oregon clients
~Fees:
Out-of-Pocket:
Individual Therapy: $200 per 55-minute session
~Insurance:
Please check the Fees + Insurance tab to stay up-to-date with plans Savannah is currently in-network with
~Education
Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling - Northwestern University
~ Advanced Trainings
WPATH Foundations Training - 2025
Geek Therapy Certified, Geek Therapy - 2024
ADHD Certified Clinical Service Provider (ADHD-CCSP) Trained
ADHD Evaluation Training
NeuroAbundent - 2024
Brainspotting Level 1
Pacific Brainspotting, Lisa Larson - 2022
~ Credentials
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate - WA State: MC61391580
Licensed Professional Counselor Associate - OR State: R8220
