Engaging in family therapy can feel intimidating at first. We will start slowly, tailoring therapy to y’alls unique family needs. I provide talk therapy, whether (unstructured or structured) and base my therapy style on an anti-oppressive, relational-cultural, and intersectional feminist lens. I want to help y’all navigate the challenges of forming a family, exploring life changes or trauma within the family, getting to know your family dynamics better, finding who your chosen family are, and/or rebuilding broken family trust.

Healing the community around you is so important for healing the individuals in the family as well. When you take the step for family therapy, I see your family relationship as the client. Each individual is part of a system that creates a whole unit. Healing within a family looks like some give and take, compromising, understanding, care, and safety.

You and your family may be a good fit for therapy if y’all are experiencing/have experienced:

• supporting family member(s) in exploring their gender or sexual identity

• supporting family member(s) with past abuse, PTSD or C-PTSD

• general LGBTQIA2S+ concerns

• difficulty navigating life events together

• frequent arguments/fighting

• unhealthy communication styles

• a lack of cohesiveness

• supporting family member(s) though life struggles

Click here to learn about what to expect in your first session.