Rooted, attuned, and trauma-informed


Therapy offers a space to explore patterns, heal wounds, and build a relationship with your inner world. I integrate somatic awareness, parts work, and depth psychology to support meaningful, long-term change.

Therapy is deeper, more intensive work for deeper and more intensive challenges.

People tend to choose therapy because of the following scenarios:

  • They feel their daily functioning is declining to a concerning degree, like things are “falling apart” or struggling to “keep things going.”

  • Their persistent challenges, problems, symptoms, and patterns feel too big or complex to make sense of alone and they’re ready to courageously look deep within themselves to transform their understanding and their sense of self

  • Trauma, grief, stress, fear, or pain feels like too much to handle, not knowing how to move beyond these challenging moments and chapters in their life and needing new or more resources and tools

  • They’re lacking in a sense of support, or their current supports express concern and limitations in their ability to help

  • Looking for diagnostic guidance and preliminary assessment

If this sounds like you, you’re in the right place! Check out the rest of this page to learn more about my approach and lens with which I work from.


My approach is grounded in:

  • Parts work (IFS-informed) – helping you understand and relate to the different parts of yourself

  • Attachment-based and humanistic therapy – healing early relational patterns and building self-trust

  • Inner child work – reparenting yourself with compassion and clarity

  • Somatic awareness – supporting the nervous system and restoring a felt sense of safety

  • Existential and spiritual frameworks – honoring the big questions and unseen layers of experience

What does "relational and depth-oriented" therapy mean?

Relational therapy is based on the understanding that healing happens in the context of relationships—including the therapeutic one. This means our connection matters. Your experience in the room with me—how you feel, what arises between us, what you need or avoid—becomes part of the work. It's not about analyzing you from a distance, but co-creating a safe, respectful, and real relationship that allows for growth, challenge, and repair.

Depth-oriented therapy looks beneath surface symptoms and immediate problems to explore the deeper layers shaping your experience—like early attachments, core beliefs, unconscious patterns, protective strategies, and the longings that live underneath. It’s about getting curious, not just about what you're feeling, but why, and where it comes from. We look to get to the root and bring change from the core of your being.

We might bring attention to impulses, dreams, images, body sensations, or recurring emotional themes. We may explore parts of you that are in conflict, or stories you’ve inherited that are no longer serving you. This isn’t quick-fix work—it’s about cultivating lasting transformation through insight, integration, and embodiment.

I am currently licensed in the states of Texas and Michigan.

Located in Austin, TX for those who would like in-person sessions.

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