In my practice, I work with adolescents (16 years and older) and adults. I provide support for a variety of everyday struggles, helping you navigate the common hurdles that impact your well-being. Whether you are dealing with stress, overwhelm, or burnout, experiencing relationship conflicts with family and friends, or facing interpersonal and communication challenges, we can work together to find a path forward. I also offer a compassionate space for those experiencing loss and bereavement struggles, moving through major life transitions and adjustments, or looking to focus on self-esteem, confidence, and personal growth.
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I have experience working and supporting clients who have diverse needs, including: BIPOC clients, LGBTQ2SI+ clients, newcomers, clients with immigrant backgrounds, and second generation clients, sometimes known as “third culture kids*”.
*Third culture kids: children who lived abroad with their parents and grew up in a different cultural context than that of their parents’ culture.
(This term was originally coined by Ruth Hill Useem, an American Sociologist in the 1950’s)