How I Work

One of the first questions I ask is “what’s important for me to know?” I want to learn about your unique lived experiences, intersection of identities, and the ways you learned to show up in the world.

In our chats, I apply practical, evidence-based techniques, authentic connection, and a touch of humour. My approach is direct, curious, and caring. This means that I try not to mince my words, I keep you accountable to your goals, and I want to show empathy to the parts of you that fear, resist, or shut down in the face of change. I believe therapy can be direct while also being collaborative.

My work is rooted in attachment theory. I weave in cognitive and somatic theories with the intention for the process to feel embodied and nourishing. I tend to start by exploring your experiences, relationships, emotions, and what was modelled for you growing up. I ask about where the root of these stem from. I explore with you some of the conscious and unconscious ways you learned about what to expect from others and yourself.

When you feel completely heard and supported, you can access the curiosity needed to find clarity, heal, communicate, and move forward.

Let’s work together so you can experience lasting connection to yourself and others.

Guiding Principles