I have a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology/Marriage and Family Therapy ~ but my real education came from seeing and experiencing what that degree could never name. 

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I was professionally trained in the system—and walked out of it.  

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Time and time again, I watched well-meaning therapists miss the mark with clients and somewhere along the way, I began to see the limits.

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Now? 

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I offer something different.

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     THE OFFERING

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A space that honors what traditional therapy often can’t …

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Presence in the fog.  With you—not above you.   As well as pattern recognition rooted in lived experience.

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 A place where your clarity isn’t pathologized; where rage, confusion, grief, anxiety and exhaustion are not “problems to manage”—rather, signals of consciousness intact.

 

I’m not here to help you better tolerate the cage, nor will I help you decorate the walls of your cell.  I’m not in the business of offering palliative care to prisoners. 

 

I won’t be slapping happy affirmations on invisible wounds or helping you learn to regulate your nervous system so you can continue enduring toxic environments that shouldn’t exist in the first place

 

I’m here to help you interrupt the pattern. 

 

So if you’ve been looking for one f*cking room that’s real … THIS IS IT.

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You don’t need to clean yourself up to enter this space.

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Bring the story you’ve been told not to tell.  The anger your family called too much.  The half-formed plan to live differently.  Your dream of something better.

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Together we’ll rage, then we’ll rebuild.

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I help you name what’s hurting you—then consciously choose what comes next.

 

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     The BIGGER picture.

 

This isn’t about becoming a villain.

 

It’s about refusing to bleed politely for people who refuse to look at themselves (or the systems around them).

 

It’s about rebuilding trust in your own perception after being born in a world that taught you to betray it.

 

It’s about transcending systems that were never designed to see you whole.

 

For so long, we’ve been told to “be reasonable”, don’t “overreact”, just “let it go” and “move on” already…

 

No more.  

NO MORE NICE TRAUMA.

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I won’t ask you to move on.  I’ll help you move through.