I became a therapist because I want to help people get unstuck and learn new ways to behave and connect. We deserve to experience greater connection to ourselves, the people we love, and the community we live in.

We all have the ability to change regardless of past behaviors and experiences and no matter how old we are. If we're breathing we can change. I take great pride in watching folks experience a healthier and more satisfying way of living and am grateful for the effort and work they invest in our work together. Because of this I become a part of their life-long support network, which I value.

On any given day you can find me watching my daughter play hockey, officiating a swim meet, sitting near or in a body of water, knitting, or frolicking in the woods, all with my partner. Well, he watches me knit!