nothing is wrong with you.
Something happened to you. Threats to your safety — physical, emotional, spiritual, cultural — shape behavior and worldview. All of that is workable, including learning to advocate for your own safety.
Creative arts therapy for adults who are tired of explaining themselves. We talk, and when talking runs out, we make something — no artistic training required, just a willingness to look at yourself in a new way.
Something happened to you. Threats to your safety — physical, emotional, spiritual, cultural — shape behavior and worldview. All of that is workable, including learning to advocate for your own safety.
Power imbalances live in your day to day, not just in the news. I work through an intersectional lens, which means naming those systems — including inside this room — rather than treating you as the problem.
You're the expert on your own life. I'll challenge you — through reflection and empathy, not instruction — but where we go and how fast is yours to decide.
As a licensed creative arts therapist I use art making for processing, expression and assessment. Marker, collage, clay, whatever is in reach. It's a way of saying things that sentences keep missing.
We start with what your week held. Sometimes we stay in conversation the whole hour. Sometimes I hand you materials ten minutes in. Both are the work.
Ongoing 50-minute sessions for anxiety, depression, trauma, attachment and life transitions. Consistency is what makes the work move.
Space for race-based trauma, microaggressions, cultural adjustment and the parts of your experience other rooms have asked you to translate.
A short, free call to hear what you're looking for and see whether I'm the right fit. No forms until you decide.
Small, facilitated art-making groups in the city — a few hours to slow down with other people, no experience needed. Run seasonally for adults, with occasional themed series.
Sessions for teams that want something more useful than a mindfulness slide deck: hands-on creative practice, burnout literacy, and language for talking about stress at work.
You have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of what your care will cost before we begin. Ask at any point and I'll put it in writing.