Queer Allied Therapy

I am dedicated to fostering a safe space for members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

I personally identify as cis-gender and heterosexual, and I am acutely aware of the past harms that queer folx may have experienced from men with these identities. As a clinician, I am deeply committed to learning and growing so that my clients feel seen, heard, and understood during our work together. I want my clients to feel empowered to speak up if there is ever a time where our differences in identities may have led me to act unskillfully or without full consideration of their lived experience. I also consider it my responsibility to check in regularly to ensure the therapy I provide allows my queer clients to feel safe and supported. It is my hope that I can provide a corrective experience for those who have been harmed by cishet men in the past. I take this responsibility very seriously.

I really love working with clients from the queer community and prioritize scholarship slots to make my services more accessible for queer clients in particular.