Specialties
My work supports clients who want to feel more grounded, connected, and aligned with themselves and their lives.
Together, we work at the level where change actually happens — the nervous system, emotions, and internal parts that shape how you show up in the world.
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Anxiety, Overwhelm & Nervous System Regulation
When your nervous system has been stuck in survival mode for too long, anxiety, panic, and shutdown can begin to shape daily life — even when nothing is “wrong” on the surface.
I work with clients experiencing:
Anxiety, overwhelm, and panic
Depression marked by shutdown or numbness
Feeling like you're on an emotional rollercoaster or hijacked by feelings
Burnout and occupational stress injuries
ADHD and neurodivergence
Rather than managing symptoms, our work focuses on restoring regulation, safety, and internal steadiness.
→ Learn more about Anxiety & Nervous System Therapy
Trauma, C-PTSD & EMDR Therapy
Trauma isn’t only what happened — it’s how your system learned to survive.
I support adults whose past experiences continue to shape their emotions, relationships, self-worth, or sense of safety.
This includes work with:
Childhood trauma and complex PTSD (C-PTSD)
Trauma and PTSD
Medical trauma
Grief and loss
Using trauma-informed, body-based approaches, we process experiences without re-living them and gently shift long-held survival patterns.
→ Learn more about Trauma & EMDR Therapy
Attachment Wounds & Relationship Patterns
When early relationships couldn’t offer consistent safety or attunement, we adapt — often by disconnecting from our needs, emotions, or closeness with others.
You may notice patterns such as:
Attachment and family-of-origin wounds
Repeated relationship challenges
Fear of closeness or dependence
People-pleasing or extreme self-reliance
Feeling “too much” or “not enough”
Our work focuses on building internal safety, strengthening secure attachment strategies, and supporting the parts of you that learned to survive without support.
→ Learn more about Attachment-Focused Therapy
Perfectionism, High Achievers & Self-Worth
Perfectionism and high achievement are often protective strategies — ways to stay safe, valued, or in control. Over time, these patterns can quietly erode rest, joy, and self-trust.
I frequently support:
Perfectionism and high achievement
Self-esteem and self-worth concerns
Body image and eating challenges
Productivity-driven identity
University students and individuals in STEM fields
This work helps shift motivation from fear to fulfillment, allowing ambition and ease to coexist.
→ Learn more about Therapy for High Achievers
Identity, Life Transitions & Meaning
Growth often requires outgrowing old identities, coping strategies, or versions of ourselves — even when they once kept us safe.
This work may include:
Identity and life transitions
Career and role changes
Loss of familiar identities
Rebuilding authenticity and self-trust
This is not about becoming someone new — it’s about returning to who you are beneath adaptation.
→ Learn more about Therapy for Life Transitions
Therapy for First Responders, Healthcare Workers & Helpers
If you are a helper by profession or nature, you are often exposed to responsibility, stress, and human suffering that others don’t see.
I offer specialized support for:
First responders and healthcare workers
Helpers and caregivers
Occupational stress injuries and burnout
Moral distress and systemic pressure
Emotional numbing, irritability, or disconnection
This work honours both your humanity and the weight you carry.
→ Learn more about Therapy for First Responders & Helpers
You don’t have to carry it alone
How We Can Work Together
Therapy with me is:
Warm, grounded, and collaborative
Trauma-informed & somatically rooted
Structured enough to feel safe, flexible enough to honour your pace
Focused on both insight and embodied change
You bring your lived experience. I bring clinical training and attuned presence. Together, we build a path forward that feels authentic to you.
You are not the problem. Your nervous system adapted to survive. Now, it’s allowed to learn to feel safe.