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healing comes in many forms


My approach to this work is deeply intuitive, experiential, and nonlinear. I playfully invite imagination and creativity to reorient our understanding of who we are beyond what our experiences have shaped us to be.

I offer space to process and integrate your experiences and explore their influence on your relationship with yourself and your inner world. I’ll support you in learning the language of your emotions and practices that embrace imperfection and shift you out of urgency.

As for me, I’m a white-bodied, quirky, loving, and chronically ill human with neuro-difference/cognitive impairment. My favorite place to be is in the forest. I love how interconnected it is and how I fit and make sense there.

I’m also a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in Michigan and New York, a professional certified coach (PCC), and a consultant for care workers.

I am passionately dedicated to anti-racism, anti-oppression, disability justice, and the lifelong process of decolonization while practicing magical, creative, liberation-centered, and justice-oriented care.

I have experience working with people of diverse genders, neurotypes, relationships, and cultural backgrounds in settings such as private practice, community colleges and universities, and nonprofit organizations.

Thank you for your interest in my practice and for taking the time to learn more about me. I appreciate your curiosity and am here to answer any questions you may have. If you’re interested in working together, please schedule a consultation. I look forward to the possibility of working with you!

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some of my favorite things.

nature. tarot + oracle cards. video gaming. creativity as a ritual. reading non-fiction. radical kindness. slowing down on purpose.

land acknowledgement

I reside with the stolen lands of the Meskwaki, Peoria, Myaamia, Anishinabewaki, Mississauga, Wyandot, and Bodwéwadmi peoples, colonially known as Detroit, Michigan. I am deeply grateful to the past and present elders for their efforts in stewarding the land I call home. I humbly recognize that this acknowledgment is a small step towards the vital and ongoing work of repair, reparations, and decolonization. I encourage you to join me. You can start by visiting Native Land Digital to learn whose land you live with.

background & approach

  • Master's degree in Social Work, Bachelor's degree in Psychology

  • Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Michigan and New York

  • Professional Certified Coach (PCC) through the International Coaching Federation

  • Trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Neuro-Inclusive Somatic Therapy, Relational Therapy, Somatic Abolitionism, Anti-Carceral Care, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Holistic, Trauma-Informed Life Coaching

  • Anti-oppressive and anti-racist services that do not pathologize behaviors and experiences, especially those rooted in the context of colonization, ableism, and systemic oppression

  • Abolition and justice-oriented frameworks that reconnect us with our humanity, the earth, and each other

  • Engaged in weekly peer-to-peer group supervision and monthly 1:1 supervision

  • All services are offered virtually through a HIPPA-compliant video platform or via phone

values + guiding principals

Curiosity
Collaboration
Lifelong Learning
Play + Creativity
Liberation-Centered Care

I am dedicated to providing services that celebrate and honor the unique needs of people impacted by systemic inequity and oppression, especially 2SLGBTQIAA+, BIPOC, disabled, differently-abled, and neurodivergent communities. I’m also proudly affirming of the kink, sex work, non-monogamous, and polyamory communities.

Affirming care from the comfort of your own home