Never apologize for who you are.
There is nothing wrong with you.
You are too remarkable to remain hidden.

Embrace all of you:

every one-of-a-kind, exceptionally-and-exquisitely-you piece.

• Are you an individual fighting to embrace your identity in a world full of stigma and stereotypes?

• Are you a parent seeking information and insight into your child’s identity development?

• Are you a non-traditional couple navigating the pressures of intersecting identities on your relationship?

• Are you struggling with identity-related self-harm, suicidal ideation, internalized homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, minority shame, gender dysphoria and/or body-image concerns?

• Have you faced discrimination, prejudice, social rejection, harassment, bullying and/or violence at school, work or in other settings?

• Are you looking for help navigating the oftentimes complicated coming-out process, coping with changes in your social-support network and/or creating your own Chosen Family?

• Are you searching for a safe, all-accepting space to discuss struggles such as anxiety, depression, trauma and other mental-health concerns?

Sick of suffering in silence?

You do not have to face this alone.

Let me help you restore the hope.​ Life continues to be tough out there for sexual and gender minorities on multiple, ever-evolving levels. I believe that identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual, + is not a choice. The only choice I see is whether or not to own it; to stand proudly in your truest, most authentic self. Sounds a bit idealistic or easier said than done? I hear that. It takes time, and dedication to the process, and facing some really hard things along the way. I am here to walk alongside you on your own personalized journey toward self-awareness and self-acceptance. Change can be super scary, but I believe in your courage and your voice and your resilience. All you have to do is take the first step, because, well, you deserve a next chapter you can feel good about.

So now what?

When you are ready to schedule your first appointment, simply reach out to me via email, a phone call or a text (whatever floats your boat).