
Therapy
Available to Pennsylvania Residents
Who I Work With
I work with individuals navigating PTSD, anxiety, complex trauma, and LGBTQ+ identity exploration. My space is designed to be inclusive, grounded, and safe for people who may not have always experienced safety in clinical or personal environments.
Mind–Body Focus
Trauma is held in the body. With training in yoga and the healing arts, I integrate grounding, breathwork, and somatic awareness so your body learns safety alongside your mind. We don’t force regulation—we build capacity for it.
How I Work
I use a blend of DBT, ACT, and psychodynamic therapy. We build skills for emotional regulation and distress tolerance while exploring the deeper patterns that shape your reactions, relationships, and beliefs.
Session Format
Sessions are interactive and intentional. Some weeks we process and make meaning. Other weeks we focus on skills, regulation, or problem-solving. You set the priorities; I guide the structure. Every session moves toward clarity and agency.
Identity-Affirming
Your lived experience matters. I use a multicultural, identity-affirming lens that recognizes how culture, gender, sexuality, race, and family systems shape our stories.
Skills + Outcomes
You develop tools that help you navigate your life, not just the therapy room. Expect increased regulation, self-trust, and the ability to choose from empowerment instead of survival mode. The goal is not to become someone else, it’s to uncover who you've always been.
Rates & Insurance
I operate as a self-pay practice, and payment is collected at the time of your session.
If you’d like to use your insurance benefits, I can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement.
Sliding scale options are available based on need and current availability.
I am also in the process of becoming paneled with insurance providers to offer in-network options in the future.
Fees
Individual therapy session: $125 / 50 minutes
Sliding scale rates are available based on need and current openings. My priority is that finances don’t prevent you from accessing care.




