My clinical home is the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM), a cutting-edge approach specifically designed for resolving complex trauma and developmental wounding. This depth-oriented framework allows us to address not just what happened to you, but how those experiences shaped your adaptive strategies and identity.

Our work together begins with understanding what you want for yourself. From this foundation of agency, we use curiosity and compassionate inquiry to explore what stands between you and your authentic desires. Clients describe me as both warm and direct, creating a space where transformation becomes possible without overwhelming your system.

I integrate other modalities when beneficial, including EMDR for processing specific traumatic memories and the Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM) for building nervous system regulation skills.

Our therapeutic journey isn't about pathologizing your survival strategies—it's about honoring their wisdom while building capacity for new possibilities. Together, we'll:

• Develop a compassionate understanding of how your adaptations served you

• Explore present-moment experiences that reflect earlier patterns

• Build capacity to stay connected to yourself even amid difficult emotions

• Gradually integrate disowned aspects of yourself into a more cohesive sense of identity

• Discover new ways of relating that may not have been safe or supported in your developmental environment

Clients share that our work helps them feel "at home in themselves" for perhaps the first time—developing a relationship with themselves characterized by curiosity rather than criticism, flexibility rather than rigidity, and agency rather than submission to internalized external authority.