A safe, collaborative space to process life’s challenges, cultivate resilience, and move forward on your own terms.
You don’t need to have everything figured out to begin therapy. Whether you are navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, or life transitions, I provide a compassionate, collaborative space to help you reclaim your inner strength and move forward.
Welcome! I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over two decades of experience providing psychotherapy to adults, couples, and people with disabilities.
People come to therapy for many reasons—you may be struggling with anxiety or depression, experiencing grief, dealing with chronic illness or disability, or trying to rebuild trust in a relationship. My role is to partner with you in a respectful, trust-filled space where you feel genuinely heard and supported.
As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) serving clients across Washington D.C. and California, I work with individuals and couples to build practical tools, heal past wounds, and create meaningful, lasting change.
Every day, I work with individuals and couples navigating a wide range of concerns:
Navigating physical disabilities, learning disabilities, chronic pain, and health-related stress with an informed therapist.
Improving communication, rebuilding trust, resolving conflict and navigating relationship dynamics.
Developing healthy coping mechanisms to manage overwhelm and quiet constant worry.
Healing from past emotional, physical, or sexual abuse, loss of loved ones, or pet loss.
Overcoming low self-esteem, burnout, and persistent heaviness.
Finding balance, navigating career shifts, and managing work-life equilibrium.
People with disabilities face the same life, career, and relationship challenges as everyone else—along with an additional layer of societal barriers, systemic nuances, and personal realities that deserve informed, respectful attention.
As a clinician with lived experience with cerebral palsy, I bring true clinical understanding and lived insight—not assumptions—to our work. I specialize in providing empowering, disability-affirming therapy that centers self-autonomy, accessibility, and respect.
“I love my work and being a part of people’s journeys. I look forward to working with you.”
