FOR THERAPISTS
You can love this work without letting it consume you.
My work with therapists starts from a simple belief: the people doing the caring deserve places to be cared for, too.
Sometimes that means therapy. Sometimes it's supervision or consultation. Sometimes it's community, education, or space to imagine what's next.
Whether you're still finding your footing, years into practice, stuck with a case, questioning what's next, or simply needing somewhere you don't have to be the therapist, there's room for that here.
There are a few ways we can work together.
THERAPY FOR THERAPISTS
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You get to be the person in the room, too.
A place to bring the things that don't belong in supervision: the relationship that's struggling, the burnout that isn't only burnout, the family patterns you understand and still repeat, and the parts of you that know all the language and are still hurting.
CLINICAL WORKSHOPS
2
Become more of yourself as a therapist.
Expanding our knowledge as therapists isn't about learning the perfect thing to say next. It's about developing clinical judgment, understanding what happens inside you in the room, and building a clinical identity you trust.
CLINICAL CONSULTATION
3
For the cases that stay with you after the session ends.
Sometimes you don't need another training—you need another clinician in the room. Bring the case, the stuck point, the therapist part that's getting activated, or the question you can't quite answer. We'll think about it together.
OFFICE HOURS
4
Come with questions. Leave with company.
A low-cost virtual gathering for prelicensed and newly licensed therapists to ask the questions graduate school didn't answer, talk honestly about the work, and be in community with other clinicians figuring it out too.
Trainings and Professional Development
Learn the Theory. Then learn how to actually sit with another human being.
I believe clinical education should make us more curious, flexible, culturally responsive, and human—not simply give us another collection of acronyms.
I offer trainings and workshops for clinicians, graduate programs, and mental-health organizations in:
Internal Family Systems · Attachment + Relationships · Perinatal Mental Health · Trauma-Informed + Somatic Practice · Therapist Sustainability · Culturally Responsive Care
Building a career you can stay in.
A meditation app can't compensate for an impossible caseload. Better boundaries don't solve chronic burnout. And self-care doesn't eliminate unpaid labor.
Sometimes the clinician needs support. Sometimes the system needs to change.
Usually, it's both.
I'm interested in helping therapists build careers—and mental-health systems—that don't require them to disappear inside the work.
Let’s Work TogetherLET'S CONNECT
There's room for all of it here. You don't have to figure it all out alone.
Whether you're looking for therapy, supervision, consultation, or professional community, there's room to start a conversation.